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Informations about the package email-address-validator

Email-Address-Validator

This is a fork of AddedBytes' EmailAddressValidator class.

Changes

Changes include:

Note that this class is still un-namespaced - i.e. it's still declared in the global namespace. The composer.json file is still set up to correctly load it when required, so this shouldn't be a problem in practice - it's just perhaps not best-practice.

Installation

Use Composer:

If you don't want to use Composer (why not?!), just download the EmailAddressValidator.php file, save it with your project, and require it where needed.

Note that this updated version is version 2.0.0. I have kept the original class tagged as version 1.0.10 (it was the 10th commit to the Google Code svn repository). If you want to use Composer to install the old class, simply specify ^1 as the version constraint (which will allow for backwards-compatible changes to be installed, if any get made, while never jumping to my modified class without your direct action):

Usage

Due to the aforementioned changes, the way of using this class has completely changed. However it has such a small and simple interface that these changes shouldn't be problematic.

As a recap, the old usage was like this:

The new syntax is as follows (ensure you have already included Composer's autoload.php file!):

with a couple of additional methods in case they're helpful:

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