Django BlockedEmails
django-blockedemails is a reusable app that provides a form field, validators, and models that check if an email is being blocked, or is disposable/throwaway.
Installation
You can install django-blockedemails with pip by typing:
pip install django-blockedemails
Or with easy_install by typing:
easy_install django-blockedemails
Or manually by downloading a tarball and typing:
python setup.py install
Settings
django-blockedemails adds 3 settings
Specifies an API_KEY to use with http://www.block-disposable-email.com/:
BLOCK_DISPOSABLE_EMAIL_API_KEY = "" # Defaults to None which disables this validatorSpecifies a different url to use for the block-disposable-email.com api:
BLOCK_DISPOSABLE_EMAIL_URL = "" # Will be string formated with a dictionary with api_key and domainSpecifies if we should block an email if an exception occurs trying to check block-disposable-email.com:
BLOCK_EMAIL_ON_URLERROR = False # Defaults to False
Usage
To use the formfield simply import it and use it:
from django import forms from blockedemails.fields import EmailField class ExampleForm(forms.Form): email = EmailField()
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