/**
* @license
* StringFormat formatter test
*
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*
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*/
var liza = require( '../../../' ),
Sut = liza.validate.formatter.EmailFormatter,
assert = require( 'assert' );
describe( 'validate.formatter.StringFormat', function()
{
// test email addresses from
// https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/testing123/2009/02/06/email-address-test-cases/
[
"email@domain.com",
"firstname.lastname@domain.com",
"email@subdomain.domain.com",
"firstname+lastname@domain.com",
'email"@domain.com',
"1234567890@domain.com",
"email@domain-one.com",
"_______@domain.com",
"email@domain.name",
"email@domain.co.jp",
"firstname-lastname@domain.com",
].forEach( email_address => assert.equal( Sut.parse( email_address ), email_address ) );
[
"",
"plainaddress",
"#@%^%#$@#$@#.com",
"@domain.com",
"Joe Smith ",
"email.domain.com",
// "email@domain@domain.com",
".email@domain.com",
"email.@domain.com",
"email..email@domain.com",
"あいうえお@domain.com",
"email@domain.com (Joe Smith)",
"email@domain",
"email@-domain.com",
"email@domain..com",
].forEach( email_address => assert.throws( () => Sut.parse( email_address ), Error ) );
} );