Django-email-blacklist
Python class to detect fake email providers. Checks each email against a blacklist of ~890 domains used by various disposable email services. Tested in production with Django. This package requires Python 3, for Python 2.7 support see here.
Installation
Install it using pip and add it to your Django INSTALLED_APPS:
$ pip install django-email-blacklist
Create a folder in your templates directory and download the example email blacklist:
$ wget https://raw.github.com/zeioth/django-email-blacklist/master/disposable_email_domains.txt
Add this to to your settings.py:
DISPOSABLE_EMAIL_DOMAINS = "/path_to_your/disposable_email_domains.txt"
Usage
To use the checker in your own scripts:
>>> from django_email_blacklist import DisposableEmailChecker
>>> email_checker = DisposableEmailChecker()
>>> email_checker.is_disposable("foo@guerrillamail.com")
True
Credits
This is a fork from DisposableEmailChecker by aaronbassett, maintained by Zeioth.
1 maintainer
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