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A Python library for email suggestions and validations.
Install from PyPI with pip by typing in your favorite terminal:
This will install persian-names
(for generating random names).
pip install emailtools
Let's take a look at what an example test case would look like using emailtools
.
Note: You can use the name of email providers or their domains for the first argument.
from emailtools import generate
# generate('EmailProvider', 'FirstName', 'LastName', BirthYear)
generate() # Generates a random email
# Example: Reza.Mahmoudi_2023@yahoo.com
generate('gmail') # Generates a random Gmail
# Example: Jafari_Niloufar@gmail.com
generate('gmail.com', 'Arash', 'Amiri')
# Example: Amiri-Arash1@gmail.com
generate('Outlook', 'Bita', 'Alipour', 1995)
# Example: BitaAlipour.1995@outlook.com
from emailtools import generate
for i in range(10):
print(generate('Gmail', 'Saman', 'Rezaei', 1980))
# SamanRezaei@gmail.com
# Rezaei_Saman_1980@gmail.com
# Rezaei_Saman@gmail.com
# RezaeiSaman_5@gmail.com
# Saman_Rezaei_1980@gmail.com
# Rezaei.Saman@gmail.com
# RezaeiSaman7@gmail.com
# Saman-Rezaei_1@gmail.com
# Rezaei_Saman@gmail.com
# Saman.Rezaei1980@gmail.com
from emailtools import validate
validate('Anahita.Faramarzi@gmail.com') # True
validate('Fariborz_Jalali20.gmail.com') # False
validate('Mohammadrezaei-Arash7@gmail') # False
emailtools
is available under the MIT license.
FAQs
A Python library for email suggestions and validations.
We found that emailtools 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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