## Mask Email id
Use this method instead of maskEmail(). To mask with the default options, don't pass the configurations.
```javascript
const MaskData = require('./maskdata');

const emailMask2Options = {
    maskWith: "*", 
    unmaskedStartCharactersBeforeAt: 3,
    unmaskedEndCharactersAfterAt: 2,
    maskAtTheRate: false
};

const email = "my.test.email@testEmail.com";

const maskedEmail = MaskData.maskEmail2(email, emailMask2Options);

//Output: my.********@**********om

```
### Consider an email: abcd@email.com 
Here, 
- number of characters before @ -> 4
- number of characters after @ --> 9

1. **unmaskedStartCharactersBeforeAt** --> number of starting characters (before @)not to be masked.
      * If unmaskedStartCharactersBeforeAt > number of characters before @, then it will not mask the characters before @
2. **unmaskedEndCharactersAfterAt** --> number of characters not to be masked starting from the end till @.
      * If unmaskedEndCharactersAfterAt > number of characters after @, then it will not mask the characters after @

### Mask only the characters before '@' 
```javascript
const MaskData = require('./maskdata');

const emailMask2Options = {
    maskWith: "*", 
    unmaskedStartCharactersBeforeAt: 0,
    unmaskedEndCharactersAfterAt: 257, // Give a number which is more than the characters after @
    maskAtTheRate: false
};

const email = "abcd@email.com";

const maskedEmail = MaskData.maskEmail2(email, emailMask2Options);

//Output: ****@email.com

```