email-validator
Checks if an e-mail address exists or not.
Installation
pip install evalidator
Those who can’t wait for the next release:
python setup.py install
Command-line Usage
$ evalidate someone@email.com
(where @email.com is one of below supported services)
This will tell you if the given e-mail address exists on the internet or not.
Library Usage
>>> import evalidator
>>> evalidator.validate('someone@email.com')
(where @email.com is one of below supported services)
Supported Services
Google Mail (@gmail.com)
Yahoo! Mail (@yahoo.com)
Please open a new issue if you would like to validate e-mail addresses for some other e-mail service.
License
The MIT License
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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