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Unfortunately, the rules for whitespace in email addresses (as laid out in rfcs) are arcane and bizarre. It is my understanding that this isn't technically a valid email address, even though to the observer's eye it is obvious how to interpret it as an email address.
The issue is that in the rfcs, only a certain kind of "folding whitespace" is allowed when CRLFs are involved. (see RFC 5322 section 3.2.2, and places where it is used.) The rule is that the whitespace has to be a CRLF, not just LF, and have spaces/tabs on each side. This is silly but there you have it.
> const addrs = require('./lib/email-addresses');
undefined
> addrs.parseOneAddress('"Foo Bar"\n<[email protected]>') != null;
false
> addrs.parseOneAddress('"Foo Bar"\r\n<[email protected]>') != null;
false
> addrs.parseOneAddress('"Foo Bar" \r\n <[email protected]>') != null;
true
I'm sure you have resorted to some reasonable thing like stripping out what you consider whitespace first :)
from email-addresses.
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