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Reverse Whois API client library for Python
https://github.com/whois-api-llc/reverse-whois-py

python reverse-whois whois whois-lookup whoisxmlapi

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Reverse Whois API client library for Python

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========
Overview
========

The client library for
`Reverse Whois API `_
in Python language.

The minimum Python version is 3.6.

Installation
============

.. code-block:: shell

pip install reverse-whois

Examples
========

Full API documentation available `here `_

Create a new client
-------------------

.. code-block:: python

from reversewhois import *

client = Client('Your API key')

Make basic requests
-------------------

.. code-block:: python

# Get the number of domains.
terms = {
'include': ['blog']
}
result = client.preview(basic_terms=terms)
print(result.domains_count)

# Get raw API response
raw_result = client.raw_data(
basic_terms=terms,
response_format=Client.XML_FORMAT,
mode=Client.PREVIEW_MODE)

# Get list of registered/dropped domains (up to 10,000)
result = client.purchase(
basic_terms=terms
)

Advanced usage
-------------------

Extra request parameters

.. code-block:: python

advanced_terms = [{
'field': Fields.domain_name,
'term': "whoisxmlapi.*"
}]
updated_date = datetime.date(2020, 1, 1)
result = client.purchase(
advanced_terms=advanced_terms,
updated_date_from=updated_date,
include_audit_dates=True,
punycode=False)

#Next page
response = client.purchase(
basic_terms=terms
)
if response.has_next():
next_page = client.next_page(
current_page=response,
basic_terms=terms
)

#Iterating
for page in client.iterate_pages(basic_terms=terms):
print(page)