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https://github.com/getoutreach/bounce_email
Setup workinv env
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mkvirtualenv bounce_email
pip install -r requirements.txt
Run the tests
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nosetests --verbose
Usage
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from bounce_email import bounce_email
msg = """ Fill with raw email text
"""
# Do something with bounce info
bounce = bounce_email.BounceEmail(msg)
bounce.is_bounced # True/False
bounce.code # e.g. "5.0.0"
bounce.reason # e.g. "Description of the bounce code"
bounce.bounce_type # "Permanent Failure", "Persistent Transient Failure", "Success" -- BounceEmail::TYPE_HARD_FAIL, TYPE_SOFT_FAIL, TYPE_SUCCESS
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