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britebox is CLI tool for batch email verification via BriteVerify API
Type in terminal:
$ gem install britebox
Note: BriteVerify API key is required to use this gem
At this moment only "watch" mode is supported. In this mode cli tool will watch target directory for csv and txt files with email column inside (exact column, column separator etc will be autodetected)
There are number of different configuration options supported, to preview them all type
$ britebox watch --help
Example:
$ britebox watch --apikey api-key --dir /home/user/files
If you tired typing api key and other settings over and over again, use --save
flag.
Now all provided settings will be stored in ~/.britebox.json and will be loaded by default,
just type britebox watch
next time.
Example:
$ britebox watch --apikey api-key --dir /home/user/files --threads 5 --save
...
Ctrl-C
...
$ britebox watch
Launch tool with key --webui
to enable web interface.
$ britebox watch --apikey api-key --dir /home/user/files --webui
Britebox web interface up and running, open http://localhost:7000/ in browser to see it
Watching directory /home/user/files
Output directory is /home/user/filesverified
Press Ctrl-C to quit
FAQs
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We found that britebox demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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