Caller Lookup
Wrapper for TrueCaller
Installation Instructions
pip install CallerLookup
Usage
with CallerLookup(account_email="username@gmail.com",
account_password="password",
account_otp_secret="secret") as caller_lookup:
result = caller_lookup.search("0202-456-1111", int_dial_code="1")
print(str(result))
Output:
{
"IS_VALID": True,
"SCORE": 80.0,
"RESULT": "SUCCESS",
"REGION_DIAL_CODE": "1",
"ADDRESS": "1600PennsylvaniaAveNW,
TheWhiteHouse,
Downtown,
Washington,
DC20006",
"NUMBER_E164": "+12024561111",
"REGION": "US",
"NUMBER_NATIONAL": "(202)456-1111",
"TIME_TAKEN": 0.701,
"NAME": "WhiteHouse"
}
Dependencies
PyPI Packages:
GoogleToken
phonenumbers
cryptography
appdirs
requests
python-dateutil
Testing
Tested on Python:
2.7
3.6
Credits
Scott Philip
Berlin, Germany
Licence
GNU General Public License (Version 3, 29 June 2007)
CallerLookup Copyright © 2017 Scott Philip
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