# Clearbit
A Python API client to [https://clearbit.com](https://clearbit.com).
## Installation
To install the Clearbit Python bindings, run:
pip install clearbit
Or
easy_install clearbit
## Usage
First authorize requests by setting the API key found on your [account’s settings page](https://clearbit.com/keys).
`python import clearbit clearbit.key = 'mykey' `
You can also set the API key via the CLEARBIT_KEY environment variable.
Then you can lookup people by email address. If the email’s domain is corporate we’ll also return a company response.
`python response = clearbit.Enrichment.find(email='alex@clearbit.com',stream=True) `
See the [documentation](https://clearbit.com/docs#person-api) for more information.
## Company lookup
You can lookup company data by domain name:
`python company = clearbit.Company.find(domain='uber.com',stream=True) `
If the company can’t be found, then None will be returned.
See the [documentation](https://clearbit.com/docs#company-api) for more information.
## Testing
Set the PYTHONPATH env var to the current directory to load the library locally:
export PYTHONPATH=.
## Deploy
python setup.py sdist upload -r pypi
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