added domain name validation module #15
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Thanks for this! Unfortunately at the moment this won't be that useful as the domain parsing is quite lenient - the email-address RFC allows many more things in domain names than the domain-name RFC (see #5, for example). I intend to do some work this week to make this stricter, so I'll hold off merging your PR until that is complete. |
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I couldn't find anything on hackage to validate just a domain name, so I used your
domainLiteralparser.I added a Text.Domain.Validate module which is just Text.Email.Validate with the parser and return type changed.