verymail
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Verymail, Premium email address validation API and REST service
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VeryMail Premium
VeryMail, email address validation REST API engine, a thorough aggregated email verification api and mailing list authenticator service.
:cloud: Installation
# Using npm
npm install --save verymail
Getting started
VeryMail offers for developers a method to connect their applications via our interactive, always live api inorder to keep control of their email comminication.
API
VeryMail exposes its data via an Application Programming Interface (API), so developers can interact in a programmatic way with the VeryMail Service. This document is the official reference for that functionality.
Authentication
Auth: API Key
All VeryMail API endpoints require an access token generated from your dashboard as an API key.
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
VeryMail is CORS enabled and allows Access-Control Headers. This will enable you to use our API via Cross-Origin HTTP Requests in application/json, application/x-www-form-urlencoded, multipart/form-data, text/plain. You don't need to specify any headers to make a CORS request as they are enabled by default.
:clipboard: Example
REST
curl -X GET \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"mailingList":[], options: {saveList : false, reportAbusive: true, listName: "Launch Campaign"}' \
https://api.gogross.com/verymail?key=get_free_api_key
NodeJS
const VeryMail = require ( 'verymail' );
const VERYMAIL_KEY = process.env.VERYMAIL_KEY; // API Key
const mail = {
options: {
saveList : false, // dedicated plans only
reportAbusive: true
},
mailingList: ["[email protected]"] // array, limit 100
};
const veryMail = new VeryMail ( mail, VERYMAIL_KEY );
veryMail.verify ( )
.then ( ( results ) => {
console.log ( results );
} )
.catch ( ( error ) => {
console.trace ( error );
} );
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