Email validator accepts special character "¸" which should not be valid

[RaminGe]

Describe the bug
This email is invalid but the validator returns that it is valid: te¸st@test.com

Examples

// Current behaviour:
console.log(validator.isEmail('te¸st@test.com')); // => true

// Expected behaviour:
console.log(validator.isEmail('te¸st@test.com')); // => false

Additional context
Validator.js version: 13.11.0 (latest)

[WikiRik]

I'm not knowledgeable enough about the exact email standards to determine if this is a bug or not, but you can set the allow_utf8_local_part option to false to mark the email address you provided as invalid.
From the README; "If allow_utf8_local_part is set to false, the validator will not allow any non-English UTF8 character in email address' local part"

[RaminGe]

Thanks @WikiRik I'll use this option. I still think it's an invalid email address in general so I guess it makes sense to show it as invalid in general but maybe it needs some more research to be sure.

[devmanbud]

I've changed allow_utf8_local_part set to false how do I test it?

[RaminGe]

I've changed allow_utf8_local_part set to false how do I test it?

Simply pass the email to the function and log it:

// allow_utf8_local_part === false:
console.log(validator.isEmail('te¸st@test.com')); // => true

// allow_utf8_local_part === true:
console.log(validator.isEmail('te¸st@test.com')); // => false

[devmanbud]

how do I log this

[devmanbud]

run*

[Sumit-tech-joshi]

Created pull request for the bug fix: #2384