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Informations about the package laravel

truelist/laravel

Free tier Email validation for Laravel, powered by Truelist.io.

CI Latest Stable Version License: MIT

Validate email deliverability in your Laravel forms with a single line:

Truelist checks whether an email address actually exists and can receive mail, catching typos, disposable addresses, and invalid mailboxes before they hit your database.

Start free — 100 validations + 10 enhanced credits, no credit card required. Get your API key →

Installation

The service provider is auto-discovered. To publish the config file:

Add your API key to .env:

Quick Start

That's it. Invalid emails will now fail validation with a clear error message.

Configuration

Publish the config file to customize settings:

This creates config/truelist.php:

Validation Rule

Using the rule object (recommended)

Using the string shorthand

Behavior on errors

The validation rule fails open by design. If the Truelist API is unreachable (timeout, 500, rate limit), the email passes validation so your forms keep working.

Authentication errors (invalid API key) always throw an exception -- you want to know immediately if your credentials are wrong.

Using the Client Directly

Facade Usage

States

State Meaning
ok Email is valid and deliverable
email_invalid Email is invalid or undeliverable
accept_all Domain accepts all emails (risky)
unknown Could not determine status

Sub-states

Sub-state Meaning
email_ok Email is valid and deliverable
is_disposable Disposable/temporary email
is_role Role-based address (info@, admin@)
accept_all Domain accepts all emails
failed_mx_check Domain has no mail server
failed_spam_trap Known spam trap address
failed_no_mailbox Mailbox does not exist
failed_greylisted Server temporarily rejected (greylisting)
failed_syntax_check Email format is invalid
unknown Could not determine status

Caching

Enable caching to avoid redundant API calls for recently validated emails:

Caching uses Laravel's default cache driver. Only successful results are cached -- unknowns and errors are never cached, so a subsequent request can get the real result.

The cache key is based on the lowercase, trimmed email address.

Error Handling

By default, API errors (timeouts, rate limits, server errors) return an unknown result with isError() returning true. This prevents your forms from breaking when the API is unreachable.

To raise exceptions instead:

Exception classes:

Exception Trigger
Truelist\Exceptions\TruelistException Base exception class
Truelist\Exceptions\AuthenticationException Invalid API key (401) -- always thrown
Truelist\Exceptions\RateLimitException Rate limit exceeded (429)
Truelist\Exceptions\ApiException Other API errors (500, timeouts, etc.)

Testing

Mock the HTTP client in your tests to avoid real API calls:

Or mock the client directly:

Requirements

Development

Getting Started

Sign up for a free Truelist account to get your API key. The free plan includes 100 validations and 10 enhanced credits — no credit card required.

License

Released under the MIT License.

All versions of laravel with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.1
illuminate/support Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/http Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/validation Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
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