funnydevjsc / laravel-email-filter
Laravel package to filter bad email
Requires
- php: ^8.1
- maxmind/minfraud: ^3.1
Requires (Dev)
- illuminate/http: ^8.83
- illuminate/routing: ^8.83
- illuminate/support: ^8.0
README
The free Laravel package to help you filter your users email with multiple services
Use Cases
- Perform a powerful checking for user email before approving registration or invoice making.
- Parse result from validator
- Example use case
Features
- Check blacklist from poste.io, site24x7.com
- Check quality from maxmind.com, apivoid.com, ipqualityscore.com
- Easy to validate with a simple line code
Requirements
- PHP: 8.1 or higher
- Laravel 9.0 or higher
Quick Start
If you prefer to install this package into your own Laravel application, please follow the installation steps below
Installation
Step 1. Install a Laravel project if you don't have one already
https://laravel.com/docs/installation
Step 2. Require the current package using composer:
composer require funnydevjsc/laravel-email-filter
Step 3. Publish the controller file and config file
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="FunnyDev\EmailFilter\EmailFilterServiceProvider" --tag="email-filter"
If publishing files fails, please create corresponding files at the path config/email-filter.php
and app\Http\Controllers\EmailFilterControllers.php
from this package. And you can also further customize the EmailFilterControllers.php file to suit your project.
Step 4. Update the various config settings in the published config file:
After publishing the package assets a configuration file will be located at config/email-filter.php
.
Testing
<?php namespace App\Console\Commands; use FunnyDev\EmailFilter\EmailFilterSdk; use Illuminate\Console\Command; class EmailFilterTestCommand extends Command { protected $signature = 'email-filter:test'; protected $description = 'Test EmailFilter SDK'; public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); } public function handle() { $instance = new EmailFilterSdk(); // Perform checking with fast mode turned on and only use $result['recommended'] as signal (true/false) $result = $instance->validate('testing@example.comB3Kin7YM', true); // Perform a full checking $result = $instance->validate('f*cking@example.comB3Kin7YM', false); // Explanation of results $result = [ 'query' => $email, 'recommend' => true, // Recommended value of whether to accept this email or not 'trustable' => [ 'exist' => true, // Does the email exist 'disposable' => false, // Is the email spam 'blacklist' => 0, // Percentage of blacklists as a float 'fraud_score' => 0, // Fraud score on a 100-point scale 'suspicious' => false, // Is the email suspicious of maliciousness 'high_risk' => false, // Is the email considered high risk of payment 'domain_type' => 'popular', 'domain_trust' => true, // Is the domain name trustworthy? 'domain_age' => '', 'dns_valid' => false, // Does DNS match between domain name and SMTP server? 'username' => true // Is the email address username trustworthy? ] ]; } }
Feedback
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Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Security
If you discover any security related issues, please email contact@funnydev.vn or use the issue tracker.
Credits
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.