quickemailverification

Official QuickEmailVerification API library client for Node.js

QuickEmailVerification provides the quickest way to avoid fake / invalid emails.

• Get actual users by scanning email address.
• Remove invalid, dead and fake emails from your email list.
• Save time and money by sending mail to actual users.

Let's Get Started

To begin, signUp at quickemailverification.com and create a FREE account. After signup logged in, click on API Settings and then click Add API Key. To use API you need 2 parameters.

email - (string) This is a email address you need to verify. It should be url encoded. apikey - (string) This is the key you generated from "api settings" page.

NOTE: Keep API key with you. - you'll need it to setup the client as explained below.

Installation

Make sure you have npm installed.

$ npm install quickemailverification

Versions

Works with [ 0.8 / 0.9 / 0.10 / 0.11 ]

Usage

var quickemailverification = require('quickemailverification').client('Your_API_Key_Here').quickemailverification();

quickemailverification.verify("[e-mail]", function (err, response) {
  // Print response object
  console.log(response.body);
});

Response information

A successful API call responds with the following values:

• result string - The verified results will be: valid, invalid, unknown

• reason string - Reason definations are as below:

  • invalid_email - Specified email has invalid email address syntax
  • invalid_domain - Domain name does not exist
  • rejected_email - SMTP server rejected email. Email does not exist
  • accepted_email - SMTP server accepted email address
  • no_connect - SMTP server connection failure
  • timeout - Session time out occured at SMTP server
  • unavailable_smtp - SMTP server is not available to process request
  • unexpected_error - An unexpected error has occurred
  • no_mx_record - Could not get MX records for domain
  • temporarily_blocked - Email is temporarily graylisted
  • exceeded_storage - SMTP server rejected email. Exceeded storage allocation

• role true | false - true if the email address is a role address ([e-mail], [e-mail], etc)

• email string - Returns a normalized version. ([e-mail] -> [e-mail]

• user string - The local part of an email address. ([e-mail] -> niki)

• domain string - The domain of the provided email address. ([e-mail] -> example.com)

• success true | false - true if the API request was successful

• message string - Describes API call failure reason

• disposable true | false - true if the email address uses a disposable domain.

• accept_all true | false - true if the domain appears to accept all emails delivered to that domain

HTTP status codes for QuickEmailVerification API calls

QuickEmailVerification API also returns following HTTP status codes to indicate success or failure of request.

• 200 - Request is completed successfully
• 400 - Server can not understand the request sent to it. This is kind of response can occur if parameters are passed wrongly.
• 401 - Server can not verify your authentication to use api. Please check whether API key is proper or not.
• 402 - You are running out of your credit limit.
• 404 - Requested API can not be found on server.

License

MIT

Bug Reports

Report here.

Need Help? Feel free to contact us

http://quickemailverification.com/contact-us