Email-formatting
This is how you best format email addresses
Usually you can find email addresses as attribute of a lot of entities, e.g. "user", "owner", or "contact" in various third party systems. This depends on the system, but the output often looks something like this:
However, sometimes the email might be a free-form text field in the third party system, so some customers add a comment or even just use non-valid emails. Here are two examples:
- 1.
"email": "[email protected] (brother)" - 2.
"email": "oliver.doe@go"
In theses cases we have to make sure that the email is either fixable or recognized as a non-valid email. One can use the following Jinja code to do so:
"email": {% if owner.email != None %}{% set mail_list = regex_search(owner.email, "([A-Za-z0-9]+[.-_])*[A-Za-z0-9]+@[A-Za-z0-9-]+(\.[A-Z|a-z]{2,})+" ) %}{% if probe(mail_list, 0) %}"{{ mail_list.0 }}"{% else %}""{% endif %}{% else %}""{% endif %}
This returns the email in a correct format, or if it's not possible, an empty String "". For our examples that would mean:
- 1.
"email": "[email protected]" - 2.
"email": ""
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