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Domain Availability API helps you check whether a domain name is available for registration quickly and accurately.
To get started you need a developer’s account with WhoisXmlApi.com. Authentication is required each time in order to use the API. The first 500 domain name availability lookups are complimentary when you register for a free developer account.
The maximum number of requests per second is 30. In case that the limit is breached, your subsequent requests will be rejected until the next second.
How do I get set up?
Install this script with:
pip3 py_whoisxmlapi –upgrade (or pip py_whoisxmlapi –upgrade )
ready to use it!
How do I use it
from py_whoisxmlapi import domainAvailability usr = "user name" pwd = "your Password" domain = "google.com" d = domainAvailability(usr, pwd) data = d.getData(domain)
Output :
{"DomainInfo": {
"domainAvailability": "UNAVAILABLE",
"domainName": "google.com"
}}
Thats all!!
Who do I talk to?
Theodorus van der Sluijs (friends call me Theo)
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