This is an SDK for the dehashed api.
use dehashed_rs::*; let email = "test@example.com".to_string(); let api_key = "<api_key>".to_string(); // Create an api instance let api = DehashedApi::new(email, api_key).unwrap(); // Query for the domain example.com if let Ok(res) = api .search(Query::Domain(SearchType::Simple("example.com".to_string()))) .await { println!("{res:?}"); }or if you enable the tokio feature, you can utilize the scheduler to abstract away the need to manage get past the rate limit:
use dehashed_rs::*; use tokio::sync::oneshot; let email = "test@example.com".to_string(); let api_key = "<api_key>".to_string(); // Create an api instance let api = DehashedApi::new(email, api_key).unwrap(); // Create the scheduler let scheduler = api.start_scheduler(); let tx = scheduler.retrieve_sender(); let (ret_tx, ret_rx) = oneshot::channel(); // Schedule a query for the email "test@example.com" tx.send(ScheduledRequest::new( Query::Email(SearchType::Simple("test@example.com".to_string())), ret_tx, )) .await .unwrap(); // Retrieve the result if let Ok(res) = ret_rx.await { println!("{res:?}"); }If you need type definitions for utoipa, there available under the feature flag utoipa.
This is not an official API