Proper domain parser using TLD info from publicsuffix.org
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Python domain-parser
Parse domains using the TLD list maintained by publicsuffix.org.
Domains are parsed into their TLD, SLD, and subdomains. TLDs like ‘co.uk’ are handled properly. The list of possible TLDs is generated from publicsuffix.org. The first time the library is run, an HTTP request is made and a .tld.pickle file is created. Subsequent runs don’t make an HTTP request. Rather, they load the pickle file. If you want to refresh the list, simply delete the pickle file.
TODO
There are tests, but not enough. I’m hoping that if people find this useful they’ll contribute test cases to the projects.
New in version 0.0.4
Use pylru and TLD_CACHE to speed up parsing in long-running programs
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