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💫 The domain availability command-line uitlity.
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# isit
> The domain availability command-line uitlity.

This command-line application helps in domain name availability discovery with three different concurrent lookup methods.

## Install

```
$ go get github.com/picatz/isit
```

## Build from Source

Until I've figured out a better solution:

```shell
$ go get github.com/urfave/cli
$ git clone https://github.com/picatz/isit.git
$ cd isit
$ go build isit.go
```

## Command-line Options

The `available` command-line flag simply checks if the given domain(s) are available.

```shell
$ isit available google.com g000000000000000gle.com
false google.com
true g000000000000000gle.com
```

The `registered` command-line flag simply checks if the given domain(s) have been registered.

```shell
$ isit registered google.com g000000000000000gle.com
true google.com
false g000000000000000gle.com
```

The `resolvable` command-line flag simply checks if the given domain(s) are resolvable (to an IP address).

```shell
$ isit resolvable google.com g000000000000000gle.com
true google.com
false g000000000000000gle.com
```

The `up` command-line flag simply checks if the given domain(s) are up or not.

```shell
$ isit up google.com g000000000000000gle.com
true google.com
false g000000000000000gle.com
```

## Help Menu

```
NAME:
isit - domain availability command-line utility

USAGE:
isit [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

VERSION:
1.0.0

COMMANDS:
available, a check if the given domain(s) are available
registered, r check if the given domain(s) are registered
resolvable, R check if the given domain(s) are resolvable
up, u check if the given domain(s) are up
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version
```