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PWValid is a powerful and very simple Python package to validate and check emails. It helps developers tackle spam and disposable emails.
Pip Command
pip install pwvalid
Import pwvalid Package
import pwvalid
It checks and validates the emails and returns a complete response with all available metrics.
pwvalid.EmailValidate('youremail@gmail.com')
result = pwvalid.EmailValidate('youremail@gmail.com')
result['email_address']
| Response Type: Stringresult['domain']
| Response Type: Stringresult['disposable']
| Response Type: Boolresult['webmail']
| Response Type: Boolresult['deliverable']
| Response Type: Boolresult['valid_syntax']
| Response Type: Boolresult['catch_all']
| Response Type: Boolresult['gibberish']
| Response Type: Boolresult['spam']
| Response Type: BoolExample Response:
{
'email_address': 'kush@gmail.com',
'domain': 'gmail.com',
'valid_syntax': True,
'disposable': False,
'webmail': True,
'deliverable': False,
'catch_all': False,
'gibberish': False,
'spam': False
}
It checks if an email is disposable or not. It returns a boolean response (True/False).
pwvalid.isDisposable('youremail@gmail.com')
It Checks if an email is Deliverable or not. it returns a Bool response. (True/False)
pwvalid.isDeliverable('youremail@gmail.com')
It Checks if an email is Spam or not. it returns a Bool response. (True/False)
pwvalid.isSpam('youremail@gmail.com')
import pwvalid
email = input('Enter Email:')
result = pwvalid.isSpam(email)
print(result)
The PWValid Package is created by Vinay Chaudhary. This Project is Powered by Regem Enterprises
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We found that pwvalid 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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