signupcheck-sdk
Python client for the SignupCheck anti-abuse API — block disposable emails, VPNs, proxies, bots, and malicious IPs at signup.
Install
pip install signupcheck-sdk
Requires Python 3.9+.
Quick start
import os
import signupcheck
from signupcheck.models.evaluate_signup_request import EvaluateSignupRequest
cfg = signupcheck.Configuration() # defaults to https://signupcheck.com
# or explicitly: cfg = signupcheck.Configuration(host="https://signupcheck.com")
cfg.api_key["API Key"] = os.environ["SIGNUPCHECK_API_KEY"]
with signupcheck.ApiClient(cfg) as client:
api = signupcheck.DecisionEngineApi(client)
resp = api.evaluate_signup(EvaluateSignupRequest(
email="user@example.com",
ip="1.2.3.4",
))
print(resp.decision, resp.risk_score)
The client reads the API key via the X-API-Key header. To use Bearer auth instead:
cfg.api_key["Bearer"] = os.environ["SIGNUPCHECK_API_KEY"]
cfg.api_key_prefix["Bearer"] = "Bearer"
Available APIs
| Class | Endpoint prefix | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
DecisionEngineApi |
/v1/evaluate/signup |
ALLOW / CHALLENGE / BLOCK decision |
ChecksApi |
/v1/evaluate/{email,ip} |
Standalone email / IP risk checks |
ListsApi |
/v1/lists |
Manage allow / block lists |
RulesApi |
/v1/rules |
Manage custom rules |
FeedbackApi |
/v1/feedback/signup |
Submit outcome feedback |
ObservabilityApi |
/v1/events, /v1/metrics/signup |
Query events and metrics |
AccountApi |
/v1/me |
Validate API key (no credit charge) |
Development
This package is generated from the OpenAPI spec in the signupcheck API repo. To regenerate after a schema change, run make sdk-python in the API repo.
Important for generation: Ensure the OpenAPI spec declares the production server as https://signupcheck.com (the SDK default). The generator templates default to http://localhost:8000 when no servers are defined in the spec. After generation, verify that py/signupcheck/configuration.py and ts/src/runtime.ts contain the correct default.
Local build and test from this directory:
make build # python -m build → dist/
make check # twine check dist/*
License
Proprietary. See the repository for terms.
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