Validate Domain Names as outlined by RFC 2181
npm install is-domain-nameis-domain-name> Validate Domain Names as outlined by RFC 2181
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npm install is-domain-name
Domain names are composed of labels interleaved with a separator (.).
Domain as allowed a total length of 255 chars including separators.
Labels should be between 1 and 63 octets.
Labels allows domains to form a hierarchy, with the right most label acting
as the root. The leftmost label is often called the TLD (Top-Level Domain),
the 2nd leftmost informally called the domain and any label to the right of
those called subdomains.
A common domain with only a single label is localhost.
This module checks the following:
* The domain is no longer than 255 chars
* The domain is at least 2 chars. Even though a is technically allowed, this module does not allow itexample.com.
* Labels are between 1 and 63 chars
* Labels start and end with alpha-numeric chars, allowing dashes in between
* An optional root dot can be allowed with a flag, eg.
`js
const assert = require('assert')
const isDomainName = require('is-domain-name')
assert.ok(isDomainName('localhost'))
assert.notOk(isDomainName('-.-'))
`
Type: String
#### rootDot
Type: Boolean
Default:
Whether or not to validate for a trailing dot, signifying the root