An unofficial client for WhoisXMLAPI
Features
Python 2 and 3 support
whois.py CLI utility for common queries with JSON and CSV output
Pythonic access to every WhoisXMLAPI service
CLI help
whois.py - A CLI for WhoisXMLAPI Usage: whois.py balances whois.py [-d | --debug] [--verbose] <domain> [-o | --output=<output_file>] whois.py bulk [-d | --debug] (<domain>... | [-i |--input <input_file>]) [--csv] [ -o | --output=<output_file>] whois.py reverse [-d | --debug] [-p | --purchase] [--historic] <term>... [--exclude <exclude_term>... --since=<since> --days-back=<days_back> [-o | --output=<output_file>]] whois.py history [-d | --debug] [-p | --purchase] <domain> [--since=<since> [-o | --output=<output_file>]] whois.py brand [-d | --debug] [-p | --purchase] <term>... [--exclude <exclude_term>... --since=<since> [--csv] [-o | --output=<output_file>]] whois.py registrant [-d | --debug] [-p | --purchase] <term>... [--exclude <exclude_term>... --since=<since> [--csv] [-o |--output=<output_file>]] whois.py reverse-ip [-d | --debug] [--verbose] <ip> [--csv] [-o | --output=<output_file>] whois.py reverse-mx [-d | --debug] [--verbose] <mx> [--csv] [-o | --output=<output_file>] whois.py reverse-ns [-d | --debug] [--verbose] <ns> [--csv] [-o | --output=<output_file>] whois.py -h | --help whois.py --version Options: -h --help Show this screen -d --debug Enable debug output -i --input=<input_file> A path to a file containing one domain per line -o --output=<output_file> Output to a file with this file name; the file extension is added automatically -p --purchase Purchase the results with Domain Research Suite (DRS) credits --since=<since> Only include results since this date YYY-MM0DD format --days-back=<days_back> Search back through this number of days (12 maximum) --historic Include historic results --csv Output in CSV format --verbose Return verbose data --version Show version
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