dnsrobot
Python client for the DNS Robot API — 53 free online DNS and network tools.
No API key required. Zero external dependencies.
Install
pip install dnsrobot
Quick Start
from dnsrobot import DNSRobot
dr = DNSRobot()
# DNS lookup
result = dr.dns_lookup("example.com")
for ip in result["resolvedIPs"]:
print(ip)
# WHOIS lookup
whois = dr.whois_lookup("example.com")
print(f"Registrar: {whois['registrar']['name']}")
print(f"Expires: {whois['expiresOn']}")
# SSL certificate check
ssl = dr.ssl_check("github.com")
print(f"Valid: {ssl['leafCertificate']['isValid']}")
print(f"Days left: {ssl['leafCertificate']['daysToExpire']}")
Available Methods
| Method | Description | Tool Page |
|---|---|---|
dns_lookup(domain) |
DNS record lookup (A, AAAA, MX, TXT, etc.) | DNS Lookup |
whois_lookup(domain) |
WHOIS registration data | WHOIS Lookup |
ssl_check(domain) |
SSL/TLS certificate check | SSL Checker |
spf_check(domain) |
SPF record validation | SPF Checker |
dkim_check(domain) |
DKIM record check | DKIM Checker |
dmarc_check(domain) |
DMARC record validation | DMARC Checker |
mx_lookup(domain) |
MX record lookup | MX Lookup |
ns_lookup(domain) |
Nameserver lookup | NS Lookup |
ip_lookup(ip) |
IP geolocation | IP Lookup |
http_headers(url) |
HTTP header analysis | HTTP Headers |
port_check(host, port) |
TCP port check | Port Checker |
Examples
Email authentication check
dr = DNSRobot()
spf = dr.spf_check("gmail.com")
print(f"SPF: {spf['grade']} ({spf['score']}/100)")
dkim = dr.dkim_check("gmail.com", selector="google")
print(f"DKIM found: {dkim['found']}")
dmarc = dr.dmarc_check("gmail.com")
print(f"DMARC policy: {dmarc['policy']}")
MX and NS records
dr = DNSRobot()
mx = dr.mx_lookup("gmail.com")
for rec in mx["mxRecords"]:
print(f"{rec['priority']} {rec['exchange']}")
ns = dr.ns_lookup("google.com")
for srv in ns["nameservers"]:
print(srv["nameserver"])
Port scanning
dr = DNSRobot()
for port in [22, 80, 443, 8080]:
result = dr.port_check("example.com", port)
print(f"Port {port}: {result['status']}")
Error Handling
from dnsrobot import DNSRobot
dr = DNSRobot()
try:
result = dr.dns_lookup("example.com")
except RuntimeError as e:
print(f"API error: {e}")
except ValueError as e:
print(f"Invalid input: {e}")
Links
- Homepage: dnsrobot.net
- DNS Lookup: dnsrobot.net/dns-lookup
- SSL Checker: dnsrobot.net/ssl-checker
- WHOIS Lookup: dnsrobot.net/whois-lookup
- All 53 Tools: dnsrobot.net/all-tools
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