Email Address Parser
Description
Extracts first name, last name, email Id, user-name, and email domain from an internet email address.
Use
- Select an input field. (String)
- Formats include:
first_last@email.com
first-last@email.com
first.last@email.com
last@email.com
First Last<first-last@email.com>
Last<first-last@email.com>
First Middle Last<first-last@email.com>
- Formats include:
- Enter an output field name. (Tuple)
- Output objects in the tuple:
- [first name, last name, full email address, email username, email domain]
- Output objects in the tuple:
- Click OK.
Examples
Email input field value | Email Address Parser() returns |
---|---|
kevin_mccallister@email.com | [kevin, mccallister, kevin_mccallister@email.com, kevin.mccallister, email.com] |
kevin-mccallister@email.com | [kevin, mccallister, kevin-mccallister@email.com, kevin.mccallister, email.com] |
kevin.mccallister@email.com | [kevin, mccallister, kevin.mccallister@email.com, kevin.mccallister, email.com] |
kevin@email.com | [<null>, kevin, kevin@email.com, kevin, email.com] |
mccallister@email.com | [<null>, mccallister, mccallister@email.com, mccallister, email.com] |
<Kevin McCallister>kevin@email.com | [Kevin, McCallister, kevin@email.com, kevin, email.com] |
<Kevin James McCallister>kevin.mccallister@email.com | [Kevin, James McCallister, kevin.mccallister@email.com, kevin.mccallister, email.com] |
Hero Platform_ Example
An example of this function can be found in Hero Platform_'s library of examples.
Download the example titled "function_Email_Address_Parser" to see an example of this function.