generated: '2026-08-13'
method: searched
source: https://github.com/sublime-security/emailrep.io-python
docs: https://docs.sublime.security/reference/emailrep-client-libraries
name: emailrep
official: true
description: >-
  The first-party Python package doubles as a CLI. It is the only command-line surface EmailRep
  publishes, and it is the same distribution as the Python SDK — one install gives both.
install:
  - method: pip
    command: pip3 install emailrep --upgrade
  - method: pip (module form)
    command: python3 -m pip install --upgrade emailrep
package:
  registry: pypi
  name: emailrep
  version: 0.0.5
  published: '2021-01-22'
  url: https://pypi.org/project/emailrep/
  cross_link: packages/emailrep-packages.yml
commands:
  - command: emailrep setup -k <your api key>
    group: configuration
    description: Store the API key locally so subsequent commands are authenticated. Optional per the docs, effectively required in production.
  - command: emailrep <email address>
    group: reputation
    description: Query an email address and print the reputation response.
    backs_operation: queryEmailReputation
  - command: emailrep --report <email> --tags "<tag,tag>" --description "<text>"
    group: reporting
    description: Report an email address as malicious. API key required.
    backs_operation: reportEmail
library_equivalent: |
  from emailrep import EmailRep
  emailrep = EmailRep('<your api key>')
  emailrep.query("bill@microsoft.com")
  emailrep.report("foo@bar.com", ["bec", "maldoc"], "Phishing email targeting CEO")
maintenance:
  last_release: '2021-01-22'
  last_repo_push: '2021-01-22'
  note: >-
    Unchanged for five years. It predates the production change that disabled the anonymous tier,
    so `emailrep <address>` without a stored key now returns the 429
    "the unauthenticated API is currently disabled" body rather than a result.