ZeroBounce

Struct ZeroBounce 

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pub struct ZeroBounce {
    pub api_key: String,
    pub base_url: String,
    pub client: Client,
    pub url_provider: ZBUrlProvider,
}

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§api_key: String§base_url: String§client: Client§url_provider: ZBUrlProvider

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impl ZeroBounce

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impl ZeroBounce

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pub fn validate_email_and_ip( &self, email: &str, ip_address: &str, ) -> ZBResult<ZBValidation>

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pub fn validate_email(&self, email: &str) -> ZBResult<ZBValidation>

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pub fn batch_validate( &self, emails_and_ip_addresses: Vec<(String, String)>, ) -> ZBResult<ZBBatchValidation>

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impl ZeroBounce

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pub fn get_credits(&self) -> ZBResult<i64>

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pub fn get_api_usage( &self, start_date: NaiveDate, end_date: NaiveDate, ) -> ZBResult<ApiUsage>

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pub fn get_api_usage_overall(&self) -> ZBResult<ApiUsage>

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pub fn get_activity_data(&self, email: &str) -> ZBResult<ActivityData>

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pub fn find_email( &self, domain: &str, first_name: &str, middle_name: &str, last_name: &str, ) -> ZBResult<FindEmailResponse>

👎Deprecated since 1.2.0: Use find_email_v2 instead. The new version supports both domain and company_name parameters.

Deprecated: Use find_email_v2 instead.

This function is kept for backward compatibility but will be removed in a future version.

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pub fn find_email_v2(&self) -> FindEmailV2Builder<'_>

Find an email address using either a domain or company name.

Returns a builder that allows you to set parameters using method chaining.

§Requirements
  • first_name is mandatory
  • Exactly one of domain or company_name must be provided (XOR requirement)
§Example
use zero_bounce::ZeroBounce;
use zero_bounce::utility::ZBResult;
 
let zb = ZeroBounce::new("your_api_key");
// Using domain
let result = zb.find_email_v2()
    .first_name("John")
    .domain("example.com")
    .last_name("Doe")
    .call()?;
// Or using company name
let result = zb.find_email_v2()
    .first_name("John")
    .company_name("Example Inc")
    .last_name("Doe")
    .call()?;
👎Deprecated since 1.2.0: Use domain_search_v2 instead. The new version supports both domain and company_name parameters.

Deprecated: Use domain_search_v2 instead.

This function is kept for backward compatibility but will be removed in a future version.

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pub fn domain_search_v2(&self) -> DomainSearchV2Builder<'_>

Search for email formats using either a domain or company name.

Returns a builder that allows you to set parameters using method chaining.

§Requirements

Exactly one of domain or company_name must be provided (XOR requirement).

§Example
use zero_bounce::ZeroBounce;
use zero_bounce::utility::ZBResult;
 
let zb = ZeroBounce::new("your_api_key");
// Using domain
let result = zb.domain_search_v2()
    .domain("example.com")
    .call()?;
// Or using company name
let result = zb.domain_search_v2()
    .company_name("Example Inc")
    .call()?;
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impl ZeroBounce

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pub fn new(api_key: &str) -> ZeroBounce

Create a new ZeroBounce client instance with the default API URL.

§Arguments
  • api_key - Your ZeroBounce API key
§Example
use zero_bounce::ZeroBounce;
 
let zb = ZeroBounce::new("your_api_key");
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pub fn with_base_url<T>(api_key: &str, base_url: T) -> ZeroBounce
where T: Into<String>,

Create a new ZeroBounce client instance with a custom base URL.

§Arguments
  • api_key - Your ZeroBounce API key
  • base_url - Base URL. Can be:
    • ApiBaseUrl::Default - Uses the default API URL
    • ApiBaseUrl::USA - Uses the USA API URL
    • ApiBaseUrl::EU - Uses the EU API URL
    • String or &str - Uses a custom URL string
§Example
use zero_bounce::{ZeroBounce, ApiBaseUrl};
 
// Using enum
let zb = ZeroBounce::with_base_url("your_api_key", ApiBaseUrl::USA);
 
// Using custom string
let zb = ZeroBounce::with_base_url("your_api_key", "https://custom-api.example.com/v2/");

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