Update email regex #562
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Update email regex #562
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| it('Correctly detects a valid email', () => { | ||
| expect(Str.isValidEmail('[email protected]')).toBeTruthy(); | ||
| expect(Str.isValidEmail('test@gmail')).toBeFalsy(); | ||
| expect(Str.isValidEmail('usernamelongerthan64charactersshouldnotworkaccordingtorfc822whichisusedbyphp@gmail.com')).toBeFalsy(); |
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NAB: Should we add a test for usernames shorter than 1 character?
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Ah yes, it makes sense to add that test for completeness. Thanks 🙇
Follow-up PR here
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We don't want the front end to pass emails that are not valid in the backend. We use FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL from php which validates the emails if they match RFC-822 standards. According to those standards, the username part of the email can't be longer than 64 characters. This PR adds this condition in our regex for the email validation in JS.
See here a discussion about the email validation inconsistency throughout the project.
Fixed Issues
Part of Expensify/App#23180
Tests
usernamelongerthan64charactersshouldnotworkaccordingtorfc822whichisusedbyphp@gmail.comQA
We'll be QA'd with the App PR