Disposable Email Domains

A list of disposable email domains like mailinator.com. You can use it to detect or block disposable accounts in your signup process. Exact domain matches are found in index.json and wildcard domains (ex: *.33mail.com) are in wildcard.json.

Examples

Node.JS

var domains = require('disposable-email-domains');
var wildcards = require('disposable-email-domains/wildcard.json');

// ... your code here

Installation

$ npm install disposable-domains

Contributing

1. Install dependencies:

   npm install
   

2. Add your disposable domains to contributions/index.txt (one domain per line, without any additional formatting)

3. Run the domain manager script:

   npm run process
   

   That script will:

   • Add your domains to index.json
   • Validate domains using the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) standard
   • Move domains to wildcard.json if they have 2 or more subdomains
   • Sort and deduplicate all entries
   • Run the tests to ensure everything is working correctly

License

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