Releases: Dynom/ERI
v0.0.14
Exposing a new misconfigured_mx
field in the suggest response. This field is an indication of a (temporary) error and can help identify malformed domains. Hosts without MX records are unlikely able to receive e-mail.
v0.0.13
v0.0.12
v0.0.11
v0.0.10
Changelog
adf2057 Test for terminal instead of checking if we're piped. Also inverted checking flags for domains
e63833a Removing err to stdout, causes problems with capturing from pipes
8e00fb2 using consts instead of literals
d3a880c str-to-lower the input, otherwise we end up getting false results
8ea780d Updating refs (TySug most importantly, as it updates the Jaro algorithm)
v0.0.9
Changelog
8e0421d Changing the behaviour of hitList.Has() to normalize the input, otherwise there could be an inconsistence with Add* and friends
d25c75e changed deadline to nanosec
918827a Adding license and freshening up the README
b168b51 Removing hard-coded timeout, instead it relies on the Context Deadline which is injected
fe71284 Allowing e-mail addresses with single-character local
cc6e378 Introducing configurable net ttl
3519bb0 Adding testutils and improving the autocomplete coverage
a1a9b7e Allow the request-size to be configurable
81f8eee Restructuring some of the Config
54b0073 Removing Phake
31d1970 Changing how ValidUntil works. Hitlist cares less, and the proxies care more about it
954a212 Adding cli (#12)
2b9580f Regression. Making sure ERI suggest on malformed addresses as well.
v0.0.8
Changelog
5606dab Improving test coverage (#6)
71b478d Improving suggestion quality (#11)
Functional changes:
- Allowing Finder to suggest, even on malformed addresses. This solve
j@exampleorg
situations. - Moving the HitList earlier in the chain, this causes new addresses to be known in the same request
- Updating GraphQL endpoint to include autocomplete
- lowercase
error
field in the JSON. Wasn't really used before, so shouldn't be a BC - Bringing the autocomplete and suggestion handlers more in line. They now reply with the same status-codes and JSON structure in similar situations.
- There is now a "memory" backend, for quick PoC situations.