ddtraceweb / smtp-validator-email
Validate your email by smtp protocol
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Requires
- php: >=5.4
- symfony/config: >=2.6
- symfony/yaml: >=2
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: 4.2.*
- symfony/debug: >=2.6
- symfony/var-dumper: >=2.6
README
- Smtp Validator mail can validate your email to send smtp mail and check your mx.
#Requirements
- PHP >= 5.4
- namespaces use
- smtp configuration PHP Ok.
#Installation For installation you can use composer.
Simple add "ddtraceweb/smtp-validator-email": "dev-master"
in your composer.json to install the latest version
#examples :
- example with 1 email :
<?php use SmtpValidatorEmail\ValidatorEmail; $from = 'xyz@xzzz.com'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command $emails = 'toto@somewhererlse.com'; $validator = new ValidatorEmail($email, $from); var_dump($validator->getResults()); ?>
- example with X emails :
<?php use SmtpValidatorEmail\ValidatorEmail; $from = 'xyz@xzzz.com'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command $emails = array('toto@somewhererlse.com', 'titi@totitito.com'); $validator = new ValidatorEmail($email, $from); var_dump($validator->getResults()); ?>
- example with X emails and have custom delays time when connection and send HELO, with domain need time to respond.
<?php use SmtpValidatorEmail\ValidatorEmail; $from = 'xyz@xzzz.com'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command $emails = array('toto@somewhererlse.com', 'titi@totitito.com'); //two loops in this example for difficult domains. $options = array('delaySleep' => array(0, 6)); //Handle $options to the constructor as third parameter $validator = new ValidatorEmail($email, $from, $options); var_dump($validator->getResults()); ?>
- example with X emails with more informations on domain, mxs and priorities.
<?php use SmtpValidatorEmail\ValidatorEmail; $from = 'xyz@xzzz.com'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command $emails = array('toto@somewhererlse.com', 'titi@totitito.com'); //more informations option activate $options = array('domainMoreInfo' => true); //Handle $options to the constructor as third parameter $validator = new ValidatorEmail($email, $from, $options); var_dump($validator->getResults()); ?>
- example with X emails with more informations on domain, mxs and priorities. In example same domain for two email. This is a connection to domain and check all account emails.
<?php use SmtpValidatorEmail\ValidatorEmail; $from = 'xyz@xzzz.com'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command $emails = array('toto@somewhererlse.com', 'titi@somewhererlse.com'); //more informations option activate $options = array('domainMoreInfo' => true); //Handle $options to the constructor as third parameter $validator = new ValidatorEmail($email, $from, $options); var_dump($validator->getResults()); ?>
- example with 1 email with using a specific interface with debug mode ON:
<?php use SmtpValidatorEmail\ValidatorEmail; $from = 'xyz@xzzz.com'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command $emails = 'toto@somewhererlse.com'; $validator = new ValidatorEmail($email, $from, array('debug' => true, 'context' => 'socket' => array('bindto' => '0.0.0.0'))); var_dump($validator->getResults()); var_dump($validator->getDebug()); ?>
- Available default options
array( 'domainMoreInfo' => false, 'delaySleep' => array(0), 'noCommIsValid' => 0, 'catchAllIsValid' => 0, 'catchAllEnabled' => 1, 'timeout' => null, // ini_get("default_socket_timeout") 'context' => array(), 'detailResults' => false, // Instead of returning 0 for invalid and 1 for valid, it will return an array. array('result' => $isValid /* 0 or 1 */, 'info' => "<SMTP response like: 250 2.1.5 Ok>") 'debug' => false );