email/phone block
A simple python function to substitute emails and phone number with dummies.
Unittest included.
Install
pip install email_phone_block
or
easy_install email_phone_block
Usage
>>> from email_phone_block import filter_email_phone, filter_email, filter_phone
>>> filter_email("So please send me an email at name@domain.com, thanks!")
'So please send me an email at xxxx@xxxxx.xxx, thanks!'
>>> filter_phone("So please call me at 333-333-3333, thanks!'")
'So please call me at xxx-xxx-xxxx, thanks!'
>>> filter_email_phone("So please call me at 333-333-3333 or email me at name@domain.com, thanks!'")
'So please call me at xxx-xxx-xxxx or email at xxxx@xxxxx.xxx, thanks!'
For legacy reason you can still use from email_phone_block import block
Format Recognized
Emails
name(at)domain.com
name at domain.com
Phone numbers
333-333-3333
3333333333
333 333 3333
333 333-3333
333333-3333
333-3333333
1 maintainer
Metadata
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