overint / php-mailgun-validation
Validate email address with Mailgun's validation service (Syntax checks, DNS validation, MX validation)
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README
Validate email address with Mailgun's validation service (Syntax checks, DNS validation, MX validation)
You can view Mailgun's blog post about the service here: http://blog.mailgun.com/free-email-validation-api-for-web-forms/
An API key is required to use this library, it can be obtained from mailgun's site after signup:
https://mailgun.com/app/account/security
The service is free, however fair usage limits do apply (detailed in the post linked above).
Mailgun no longer offers this service for free, however this library works fine with the new paid service.
Installing using Composer
You can install this package using composer:
composer require overint/php-mailgun-validation
Example Use Case
<?php
require 'vendor\autoload.php';
use overint\MailgunValidator;
$validator = new MailgunValidator('your-mailgun-public-key');
echo var_dump($validator->validate('test@example.com')); //bool(false)
echo var_dump($validator->validate('someuser@gmail.com')); //bool(true)
echo var_dump($validator->validate('someuser@hotmail.com')); //bool(true)
echo var_dump($validator->validate('someuser@aol.com')); //bool(true)
echo var_dump($validator->validate('misformed@domain')); //bool(false)
echo var_dump($validator->validate('invalid@anonexistingdomain.com')); //bool(false)
echo var_dump($validator->validateExtended('someuser@ymail.com'));
object(stdClass)#207 (8) {
["address"]=> string(18) "someuser@ymail.com"
["did_you_mean"]=> NULL
["is_disposable_address"]=> bool(false)
["is_role_address"]=> bool(false)
["is_valid"]=> bool(true)
["mailbox_verification"]=> string(4) "true"
["parts"]=> object(stdClass)#208 (3) {
["display_name"]=> NULL
["domain"]=> string(9) "ymail.com"
["local_part"]=> string(8) "someuser"
}
["reason"]=> NULL
}