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This is a python 3 library and cli module for interacting with the EmailRep service.
pip3 install emailrep --upgrade
or python3 -m pip install --upgrade emailrep
# setup your api key (optional)
emailrep setup -k <your api key>
# query an email address
emailrep bill@microsoft.com
# report an email address (key required)
emailrep --report foo@bar.com --tags "bec, maldoc" --description "Phishing email targeting CEO"
from emailrep import EmailRep
# setup your api key (optional)
emailrep = EmailRep('<your api key>')
# query an email address
emailrep.query("bill@microsoft.com")
# report an email address (key required)
emailrep.report("foo@bar.com", ["bec", "maldoc"], "Phishing email targeting CEO")
Full API docs can be found here.
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Python interface for the EmailRep API
We found that emailrep 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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