mailpapa 0.1.5

Search for emails in the wild

Mailpapa

pip install mailpapa

import mailpapa

res = mailpapa.search(company='safaricom', domain="safaricom.co.ke")

emails = res.emails

for email in emails:
    print(email.address)
    print(email.name)
    print(email.position)

# unfortunately linkedin hates crawling, this causes mailpapa to return an empty response.emails

#To make it easier and avoid Exceptions use

if res.ok:
  for email in res.emails:
    print(email.address)
    print(email.name)
    print(email.position)

Mailpapa accepts diiferent email patterns. By defaults it uses firstname.lastname@domain

first_last = mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FIRST_LAST
res = mailpapa.search(company='safaricom', domain="safaricom.co.ke", pattern=first_last)

The following patterns are supported

import mailpapa

mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FIRSTLAST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.LASTFIRST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.LAST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FIRST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FIRST_LAST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.LAST_FIRST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FIRSTDOTLAST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.LASTDOTFIRST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FLAST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.LFIRST # [e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.FIRSTL #[e-mail]
mailpapa.ACCEPTED_PATTERNS.LASTF # [e-mail]

Mailpapa also allows you to search multiple role. Defaults to ceo

roles = ["sales", "ceo", "finance"]

mailpapa.search(company='safaricom', domain="safaricom.co.ke", positions=roles)

# OR

mailpapa.search(company='safaricom', domain="safaricom.co.ke", positions="sales")

CLI

mailpapa -h

usage: mailpapa [-h] [-p PATTERN] [-r ROLE] [-j file] company domain

Search for Emails in the Wild

positional arguments:
  company               Company name
  domain                Company domain

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -p PATTERN, --pattern PATTERN
                        Email Pattern
  -r ROLE, --role ROLE  Employee Positions

Save Options:
  -j file, --json file  Save emails in a JSON file in the given location.

>>> mailpapa safaricom safaricom.co.ke -r sales

----------------------  ------------------------------------
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
Hidden Name           [e-mail]
----------------------  ------------------------------------

How about we send email

config={
  "password": os.environ.get("SMTP_PASS", None),
  "host": os.environ.get("SMTP_HOST", None),
  "port": int(os.environ.get("SMTP_PORT", None))
}

# Params
email.sendmail(sender: str = None, subject: str = None, body: str = None, html: bool = False, config: dict =None)

email = res.emails[0]
email.sendmail(
    "[e-mail]", #sender
    subject="Canton Fair",
    body="Did you get the ticket to canton?",
    config=config
    )

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