pymailcheck
Suggest corrections to user-misspelled email addresses.
Python port of mailcheck.js.
Installation
$ pip install pymailcheckUsage
>>> import pymailcheck
>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@example.con")
{'domain': 'example.com', 'full': 'test@example.com', 'address': 'test'}
>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@example.org")
FalseYou can override or append the built-in list of domains, top-level domains, and/or second-level domains:
| Parameter | Defaults | Example |
|---|---|---|
| domains | pymailcheck.DOMAINS | yahoo.com |
| top_level_domains | pymailcheck.TOP_LEVEL_DOMAINS | yahoo |
| second_level_domains | pymailcheck.SECOND_LEVEL_DOMAINS | com |
>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@contosl.com")
False
>>> custom_domains = ["example.com", "contoso.com"]
>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@contosl.com", domains=custom_domains)
{'domain': 'contoso.com', 'full': 'test@contoso.com', 'address': 'test'}>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@contosl.com")
False
>>> custom_domains = pymailcheck.DOMAINS.union(("example.com", "contoso.com"))
>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@contosl.com", domains=custom_domains)
{'domain': 'contoso.com', 'full': 'test@contoso.com', 'address': 'test'}>>> def my_distance_function(s1, s2): ...
>>> # Have a look at `strsim` PyPI package, for example
>>> pymailcheck.suggest("test@contosl.com", distance_callable=my_distance_function)
{'domain': 'contoso.com', 'full': 'test@contoso.com', 'address': 'test'}Running Tests
$ python -m unittest discover
