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= SixArm.com » Ruby » Email address validation using RFC 822 pattern matching
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Author:: Joel Parker Henderson, joel@joelparkerhenderson.com
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Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2006-2011 Joel Parker Henderson
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License:: See LICENSE.txt file
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Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2006-2010 Joel Parker Henderson
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License:: CreativeCommons License, Non-commercial Share Alike
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License:: LGPL, GNU Lesser General Public License
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Email address regex, to validate an email address using RFC 822.
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Email address regular expression to validate an email address using RFC 822.
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This is a gem wrapper around http://tfletcher.com/lib/rfc822.rb
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Example:
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if EMAIL_ADDRESS_INNER_PATTERN=~'foo@bar.com'
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puts "found"
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=> found
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== Pattern Match
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To find an email address in a string, do the pattern match
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then use the result, which is the match's string position:
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Example of match position:
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match_position = EMAIL_ADDRESS_INNER_PATTERN=~'... foo@bar.com ...'
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match_position = EMAIL_ADDRESS_INNER_PATTERN=~'... hello world ...'
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== Exact Pattern Match
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To do an exact pattern match, use the EMAIL_ADDRESS_EXACT_PATTERN.
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This matches the entire string from start to end; in other words,
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== Rails Validation
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To add email address validation to a typical Ruby On Rails model:
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class User
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EMAIL_ADDRESS_DOMAIN = "#{EMAIL_ADDRESS_SUB_DOMAIN}(?:\\x2e#{EMAIL_ADDRESS_SUB_DOMAIN})*"
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EMAIL_ADDRESS_LOCAL_PART = "#{EMAIL_ADDRESS_WORD}(?:\\x2e#{EMAIL_ADDRESS_WORD})*"
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EMAIL_ADDRESS_SPEC = "#{EMAIL_ADDRESS_LOCAL_PART}\\x40#{EMAIL_ADDRESS_DOMAIN}"
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summary: "SixArm \xC2\xBB Ruby \xC2\xBB Email address validation using RFC 822 pattern match regex regular expressions"
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