Rust package | MailboxValidator

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Overview

This Rust package provides an easy way to call the MailboxValidator Email Validation API which validates if an email address is a valid one.

NOTE: An API key will be given to you when you signup for any of our API plans. This module will require that API key to function.

crates.io:

https://crates.io/crates/mailboxvalidator

GitHub Repository:

https://github.com/MailboxValidator/mailboxvalidator-rust

Installation

Add the following code into your Cargo.toml

mailboxvalidator = "1.0.0"

Sample Codes

To validate an email address

use mailboxvalidator;

let validation_result = mailboxvalidator::validate_email("example@example.com",PASTE_API_KEY_HERE);

match validation_result {
    Ok(num) => {
        let ok_result = num;
        assert_eq!(ok_result["status"], "False");
        assert_eq!(ok_result["error_code"], "");
    },
    Err(err) => println!("{:#?}", err),
};

To check if an email is from a disposable email provider

use mailboxvalidator;

let validation_result = mailboxvalidator::is_disposable_email("example@example.com",PASTE_API_KEY_HERE);

match validation_result {
    Ok(num) => {
        let ok_result = num;
        assert_eq!(ok_result["is_disposable"], "True");
        assert_eq!(ok_result["error_code"], "");
    },
    Err(err) => println!("{:#?}", err),
};

To check if an email is from a free email provider

use mailboxvalidator;

let validation_result = mailboxvalidator::is_free_email("example@example.com",PASTE_API_KEY_HERE);

match validation_result {
    Ok(num) => {
        let ok_result = num;
        assert_eq!(ok_result["is_free"], "False");
        assert_eq!(ok_result["error_code"], "");
    },
    Err(err) => println!("{:#?}", err),
};

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