trunofficial
Unofficial API to the Truecaller phone number search.
Installation
pip install trunofficial
or if you like to live on the bleeding edge:
python setup.py install
Command-line Usage
usage: trunofficial [-h] [-c COUNTRYCODE] [NUMBER [NUMBER ...]]
Unofficial API to the Truecaller phone number search.
positional arguments:
NUMBER phone numbers to lookup on Truecaller
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c COUNTRYCODE, --countrycode COUNTRYCODE
prioritize search by country
Example:
$ trunofficial 2024561111
Library Usage
import trunofficial
owner = trunofficial.search('2024561111')
print(owner.name)
mobile = owner.phone
print(mobile.number)
print(mobile.countrycode)
print(mobile.carrier)
house = owner.address
print(house.city)
print(house.timezone)
For more examples, check the examples directory or read the full Documentation.
Running Tests
python -m pytest test
Disclaimer
This method of accessing Truecaller’s database may stop working any moment. Use it at your own risk.
License
The MIT License
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