referredby
A Python module for parsing referrer URLs, in particular for common search engines.
It’s main entry point is the referredby.who method:
>>> import referredby
>>> referredby.who('http://id.search.yahoo.com/search?fr=mkg030&p=friendly%20cat')
SearchEngine(name='Yahoo! Indonesia', domain='id.search.yahoo.com', keywords=['friendly', 'cat'])
The list of search engines that it matches is borrowed from Spiros Denaxas’s URI::ParseSearchString project.
Release notes
0.1.4
Add a bunch of new Google country domains
Support Python 3
0.1.3
Add googleadservices.com domain
0.1.2
Improve matching of Yahoo mail
Add mail engine matching to the who() method
0.1.1
Add more flexible matching of Yahoo search domains
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