Email Verify Python SDK

This SDK contains methods for interacting easily with Email Verify API. More information about EmailVerify you can find in the official webiste.

Official Python SDK for EmailVerify.io - A comprehensive email verification service.

Features

• ✅ Single Email Validation - Validate individual email addresses
• 💰 Account Balance Checking - Monitor your credits and API status
• 📦 Batch Validation - Process up to 5,000 emails at once
• 🔍 Email Finder - Find email addresses by name and domain

INSTALLATION

pip install emailverifysdk

USAGE

Import the sdk in your file:

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify

Initialize the sdk with your api key:

email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")

Examples

Then you can use any of the SDK methods, for example:

• Check how many credits you have left on your account

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyException

try:
    email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    response = email_verify.check_balance()
    print("Email Verify response: " + str(response))
except EmailVerifyException as e:
    print("EmailVerifyException error: " + str(e))

Sample response:

BalanceResponse = {
    'api_status': 'enabled',
    'daily_credits_limit': 0,
    'referral_credits': 0,
    'remaining_credits': 9986
}

Note: You can access any value of the response using attribute access, e.g. response.api_status

Sample response for appsumo users:

BalanceResponse = {
    'api_status': 'enabled', 
    'daily_credits_limit': 1000, 
    'remaining_daily_credits': 998, 
    'bonus_credits': 35000
}

• Validate an email address

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyException

try:
    email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    response = email_verify.validate("<EMAIL_ADDRESS>") # EMAIL ADDRESS MUST BE STRING
    print("Email Verify response: " + str(response))
except EmailVerifyException as e:
    print("EmailVerifyException error: " + str(e))

Sample response:

ValidateResponse = {
    'email': '<EMAIL_ADDRESS>', 
    'status': 'do_not_mail', 
    'sub_status': 'mailbox_quota_exceeded'
}

Status can be any of the following:

• valid
• invalid
• catch_all
• do_not_mail
• unknown
• role_based
• skipped

Sub Status can be any of the following:

• permitted
• failed_syntax_check
• mailbox_quota_exceeded
• mailbox_not_found
• no_dns_entries
• disposable
• none
• opt_out
• blocked_domain

• Batch Validation

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyException

try:
    email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    emails = ['email1@example.com', 'email2@example.com', 'email3@example.com']
    response = email_verify.validate_batch(emails, "<TITLE>") # title and emails are required fields
    print("Email Verify response: " + str(response))
except EmailVerifyException as e:
    print("EmailVerifyException error: " + str(e))

Sample response:

BatchValidateResponse= {
    'status': 'queued', 
    'task_id': 2922, 
    'count_submitted': 5, 
    'count_duplicates_removed': 0, 
    'count_rejected_emails': 1, 
    'count_processing': 4
}

• Get Batch Validation Result

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyException

task_id = 1 #TASK_ID must be your task_id received in bulk validation api

try:
    email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    response = email_verify.get_batch_result(task_id) 
    print("Email Verify response: " + str(response))
except EmailVerifyException as e:
    print("EmailVerifyException error: " + str(e))

Sample response when task stil under verification:

BatchResultResponse = {
    'count_checked': 0, 
    'count_total': 4, 
    'name': 'Title', 
    'progress_percentage': 0.0, 
    'task_id': 2922, 
    'status': 'queued',
    'results': None
}

Sample response when verification completed

BatchResultResponse = {
    'count_checked': 4, 
    'count_total': 4, 
    'name': 'Title', 
    'progress_percentage': 100, 
    'task_id': 2922, 
    'status': 'verified', 
    'results': {
        'email_batch': [
            {
                'address': 'email1@example.com', 
                'status': 'do_not_mail', 
                'sub_status': 'mailbox_quota_exceeded'
            }, 
            {   
                'address': 'email2@example.com', 
                'status': 'do_not_mail',
                'sub_status': 'mailbox_quota_exceeded'
            }, 
            {   
                'address': 'email3@example.com', 
                'status': 'do_not_mail', 
                'sub_status': 'mailbox_quota_exceeded'}, 
        ]
    }
}

• Email Finder

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyException

try:
    email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
    response = email_verify.find_email('<NAME>', '<DOMAIN.COM>')
    print("Email Verify response: " + str(response))
except EmailVerifyException as e:
    print("EmailVerifyException error: " + str(e))

Sample response when email found:

FinderResponse = {
    'email': 'email1@example.com', 
    'status': 'found'
}

Sample response when email not found:

FinderResponse = {
    'email': 'null', 
    'status': 'not_found'
}

Exception Handling

The EmailVerify SDK raises custom exceptions for API errors, invalid input, and network issues. You should always wrap SDK calls in a try/except block to handle these cases gracefully.

Common Exceptions

• EmailVerifyAPIException: Raised for API errors (invalid key, disable key, insufficient credits, invalid paramets etc.)
• EmailVerifyClientException: Raised for client-side errors (missing parameters, invalid input)
• EmailVerifyNetworkException: Raised for network connection errors
• EmailVerifyTimeoutException: Raised when a request times out

Example Usage

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyAPIException, EmailVerifyClientException

email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
try:
    response = email_verify.validate("test@example.com")
    print("Validation result:", response.status)
except EmailVerifyAPIException as api_err:
    print("API error:", api_err)
except EmailVerifyClientException as client_err:
    print("Client error:", client_err)
except Exception as e:
    print("Unexpected error:", e)

Accessing Error Details

If an EmailVerifyAPIException is raised, you can access additional details:

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify, EmailVerifyAPIException

email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")
try:
    response = email_verify.validate("email@example.com")
except EmailVerifyAPIException as e:
    print("Message", str(e))
    print("Status code:", e.status_code)
    print("Response data:", e.response_data)

Context Manager Usage

from emailverifysdk import EmailVerify

email_verify = EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>")

with EmailVerify("<YOUR_API_KEY>") as email_verify:
    response = email_verify.validate("test@example.com")
    print(str(response))