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https://github.com/talsafran/domainr

🌎 A command line interface for Domainr
https://github.com/talsafran/domainr

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🌎 A command line interface for Domainr

Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/talsafran/domainr
Owner: talsafran
Created: 2011-07-25T03:06:23.000Z (over 13 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2015-08-13T03:23:55.000Z (over 9 years ago)
Last Synced: 2024-08-02T14:12:27.628Z (4 months ago)
Language: Python
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Size: 169 KB
Stars: 97
Watchers: 4
Forks: 9
Open Issues: 0
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md

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```bash
$ domainr talsafran
Looking up domains for talsafran...
talsafran.com - taken
talsafran.net - available
talsafran.org - available
talsafr.an - available
talsa.fr - available
tals.af - available
tal.sa - available
ta.ls - unavailable
tls.fr - taken
t.al - unavailable
t.ls - unavailable
tl - tld
```

## Domainr Command Line Interface
If you're like me, you love the website [Domai.nr](http://domai.nr). You type in a name you have in mind for a domain and it spits back as many clever domain possibilities as it can find, including domain hacks. That's badass.

Now if you're *really* like me, you like doing things in the command line as much as possible. I check for domains every time a silly idea pops into my head, which is very often. And I like doing it fast. So that's why I wrote this Domainr CLI.

## Requirements and Installation
First go and grab the repo:

```bash
$ git clone https://github.com/talsafran/domainr.git
```

I'm fairly confident you need version 2.6 or greater for the json library. So go and get that.

Now you can either copy the script into your PATH or create a symlink. Whatever floats your boat.

```bash
$ cp domainr /usr/local/bin
```

## How to use this thing
Very simple. Just type in ``domainr`` and the name of the site you're looking for.

It even works with multiple domains.

```bash
$ domainr talsafran sharonsafran
Looking up domains for talsafran...
talsafran.com - taken
talsafran.net - available
talsafran.org - available
talsafr.an - available
talsa.fr - available
tals.af - available
tal.sa - available
ta.ls - unavailable
tls.fr - taken
t.al - unavailable
t.ls - unavailable
tl - tld
Looking up domains for sharonsafran...
sharonsafran.com - available
sharonsafran.net - available
sharonsafran.org - available
sharonsafr.an - available
sharonsa.fr - available
sharons.af - available
sharon.sa - available
sha.ro - available
shrns.fr - available
shar.nsafr.an - available
shar.nsa.fr - taken
shar.ns.af - taken
shar.n.sa - available
sh.ar - unavailable
s.hr - available
sh - tld
```

-- [@talsafran](http://twitter.com/talsafran)