A Python client for interacting with the CyberTemp temporary email service API.
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emails = client.get_email_content("test@cybertemp.xyz", max_retries=3, delay_between_retries=2.0)
email = client.get_email_content_by_id("test@cybertemp.xyz", "email_id_here")
domains = client.get_domains()
mail_id = client.get_mail_by_subject(
email="test@cybertemp.xyz",
subject_contains="Verification",
max_attempts=5,
delay_between_retries=1.5
)
url = client.extract_url_from_message(
email="test@cybertemp.xyz",
subject_contains="Verification",
url_pattern=r'https://[^\s<>"']+',
max_attempts=5,
delay_between_retries=1.5
)
plan = client.get_plan()
success = client.delete_email("email_id_here")
success = client.delete_inbox("test@cybertemp.xyz")
inboxes = client.list_user_inboxes()
success = client.delete_user_inbox("test@cybertemp.xyz")
private_emails = client.get_private_emails(bearer_token="your_bearer_token", email="test@cybertemp.xyz")
3. **Get Available Domains**
```python
domains = client.get_domains()
mail_id = client.get_mail_by_subject(
email="test@cybertemp.xyz",
subject_contains="Verification",
max_attempts=5, # Optional
delay_between_retries=1.5 # Optional
)
url = client.extract_url_from_message(
email="test@cybertemp.xyz",
subject_contains="Verification",
url_pattern=r'https://[^\s<>"']+',
max_attempts=5, # Optional
delay_between_retries=1.5 # Optional
)
balance = client.get_balance()
CyberTemp offers several subscription plans:
All paid plans require an API key. See CyberTemp Pricing for details and to purchase a key.
v1.0.1 ⋮ 2025-03-05
+ Added configurable retry and delay options for email checking functions
+ Indicated optional parameters in documentation
v1.0.0 ⋮ 2025-02-14
! Initial release
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A Python wrapper for the CyberTemp temporary email service API
We found that cybertemp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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