HoneyDB
To learn more about HoneyDB visit About HoneyDB.
To lean more about the HoneyDB API visit HoneyDB REST API.
The honeydb command is a CLI tool for interacting with the HoneyDB API.
Installation
$ pip install honeydb
CLI usage
$ export HONEYDB_API_ID=<your api id>
$ export HONEYDB_API_KEY=<your api key>
$ honeydb --bad-hosts
Module usage
from honeydb import api
honeydb = api.Client('api_id', 'api_key')
print(honeydb.bad_hosts())
More details and the latest updates can be found on the GitHub Project Page.
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