Requirements:
- Python 3 (no Python 2 version)
To install:
pip install pyhunter
PyHunter supports all the methods from the Hunter.io v2 API:
domain_search
email_finder
email_verifier
email_count
account_information
PyHunter also supports new methods from the Leads
and Leads Lists
APIs.
Import the PyHunter and instantiate it:
from pyhunter import PyHunter
hunter = PyHunter('my_hunter_api_key')
You can search all the email addresses for a given domain:
hunter.domain_search('instagram.com')
You can also pass the company name, along with optional parameters:
hunter.domain_search(company='Instagram', limit=5, offset=2, emails_type='personal')
You can find a specific email address:
email, confidence_score = hunter.email_finder('instagram.com', first_name='Kevin', last_name='Systrom')
You can also use the company name and the full name instead, along with raw to get the full response:
hunter.email_finder(company='Instagram', full_name='Kevin Systrom', raw=True)
You can check the deliverability of a given email address:
hunter.email_verifier('kevin@instagram.com')
You can check how many email addresses Hunter has for a given domain:
hunter.email_count('instagram.com')
You can also use a company name if the domain is unknown::
hunter.email_count(company='Instagram')
When both domain and company are passed, the domain will be used:
hunter.email_count(domain='instagram.com', company='Instagram')
And you can finally check your account information (PyHunter adds the number of calls still available in the payload):
hunter.account_information()
NOTE: By default, all of the calls (except email_verifier()
) return the 'data' element
of the JSON response. You can get the "raw" response by passing raw=True
to those calls.
This gives access to the response headers, e.g. X-RateLimit-Remaining
returned for the
domain_search()
call, and also the complete response body, including meta
.
But that's not all folks! As the v2 API added Leads and Leads Lists, these methods are also available on PyHunter
You can get all your leads:
hunter.get_leads()
Or filter the leads you want using these arguments:
hunter.get_leads(offset=2, limit=10, lead_list_id=1, first_name='Kevin', last_name='Systrom', email='kevin@instragram.com', company='Instagram', phone_number='0102030405', twitter='kevin')
You can also get a specific lead by giving its id:
hunter.get_lead(42)
You can create a lead:
hunter.create_lead('Quentin', 'Durantay', email='quentin.durantay@unicorn.io', position='CEO', company='Unicorn Consulting', company_size=10, confidence_score=100, website='unicornsaregreat.io', contry_code='FR', postal_code=75000, source='theinternet.com', linkedin_url='www.linkedin.com/in/masteroftheuniverse', phone_number='0102030405', twitter='quentindty', leads_list_id=1)
You can update a lead by giving its id and the parameters to change (same as creation):
hunter.update_lead(1, position='CEO in chief')
And you can also delete a lead by giving its id:
hunter.delete_lead(42)
You can get all your Leads Lists:
hunter.get_leads_lists()
And filter the results with these arguments:
hunter.get_leads_lists(offset=3, limit=2)
You can get a specific Leads List by giving its id:
hunter.get_leads_list(42)
You can create a Leads Lists:
hunter.create_leads_list('Ultra hot prospects', team_id=1)
You can update a Leads List by giving its id:
hunter.update_leads_list(42, 'Ultra mega hot prospects', team_id=2)
And you can finally delete a Leads Lists by giving its id:
hunter.delete_leads_list(42)
This library is still in development, don't hesitate to share bugs if you find some (normally it's good, but you never know :p ).
It's my first (ever) open-source library! So it can be improved. Feel very welcome to fork it and ask for pull requests if you find something buggy or lacking ;)