Generates an email address based on person's name, a specified email format and the domain
This Python script generates email addresses based on a specified format and a person's name. It offers flexibility in how names are represented (initials or first few letters) and handles separators between name parts.
- Splits a person's name into first, middle, and last names.
- Extracts format elements and separators from an email format string.
- Generates a new email format based on a given word and a list of existing formats.
- Constructs an email address based on a specified format using parts of a person's name.
This script can be used as a standalone tool or imported as a module in other Python projects.
1. Standalone Usage
The script will prompt you to enter a name, email format, and domain. It will then print the generated email address to the console.
2. Module Usage
import emailGenerator
name = "John Doe"
email_format = "[first_initial].[last]"
domain = "@example.com"
email_address = emailGenerator.generateEmailString(name, email_format, domain)
print(email_address) # Output: [[email protected]]- Supports various name representations: first name, last name, initials, and first/last few letters.
- Handles separators between name parts in the email format.
- Provides flexibility in specifying the desired level of detail for each name part.
The script handles potential errors such as:
- Names that cannot be split into first, middle, and last names.
- Missing middle names when the format specifies a middle name placeholder.
- Malformed email format strings.
This script soley relies on python re library.
If not installed, install the library using
!pip install reI welcome contributions to this project. Feel free to submit pull requests with improvements or additional features.