🥒keycumber

A Keyword Combinator to make Inbound Marketer's life better.

Put your destinations and modifiers into different CSV files. Run keycumber and all keyword combinations will be generated for you and stored in CSV files.

Installation

pip install keycumber

More info on Pypi.

Usage example

Here is a command you can tweak and copy paste everytime

keycumber -d ~/Downloads/destinations.csv -m ~/Downloads/modifiers.csv -o ~/Documents/output/ --max-rows 700 --mode destination_first

There is also an interactive mode, so if you don't supply some arguments, you will have the chance to fill them later.

In case you need it, there is a help command

$ keycumber --help
Usage: keycumber [OPTIONS]

  🥒   Combine Keywords from CSV files.

  Can be used in interactive mode without passing any arguments.

Options:
  -d, --destinations FILE         Path to the CSV files containing your
                                  destination names. It should contain 1
                                  column with no headers.  [required]
  -m, --modifiers FILE            Path to the CSV files containing your
                                  modifiers. It should contain 1 column with
                                  no headers.  [required]
  -o, --out PATH                  Path where to write the output of the
                                  script. It can be a directory or a file.
                                  Output will be of CSV format, with 1 column
                                  without headers.  [required]
  --max-rows FLOAT                Max number of rows in the output file(s). If
                                  total number of rows is greater that
                                  max_rows, then the script will create
                                  multiple files.
  --mode [destination_first|modifier_first|both]
                                  Mode in which the script should work:
                                  'destination_first' will put destinations
                                  first and modifiers after. 'modifier_first'
                                  is the opposite. 'both' will include both
                                  combinations one after another.
  --help                          Show this message and exit.