Simple validation fails :(

[tamilvjm]

Hi,

I have just validated with simple invalid email and it is showing as valid one. Could you explain and fix?

`>>> from validate_email import validate_email

is_valid = validate_email('example@example.com')
is_valid
True
is_valid = validate_email('example@example')
is_valid
True

`

[JSquar]

validate_email('example@example') without setting verify attribute to True only evaluates if the mail conforms with the general mail regex.

[ps91]

validate_email('example@example') without setting verify attribute to True only evaluates if the mail conforms with the general mail regex.

Shouldn't the general mail regex assume that after the "@" there's at least "letters" "dot" "letters" once?

[b4stien]

Shouldn't the general mail regex assume that after the "@" there's at least "letters" "dot" "letters" once?

No, it can not assume that. You can be delivering mail to "localhost", or you can have a special DNS that does not have a tld (the part after the dot).