structured-domain-generator 0.1.2

A pure Python CLI tool for generating structured semi-random domain names.

structured-domain-generator

A pure Python, zero-dependency CLI tool for generating structured semi-random domain names.

Quick Start

# Install as a tool
uv tool install structured-domain-generator

# Generate a domain
❯ sdg thingy --prefix ff123556 --suffix .net
https://ff123556-transparency-harvesting-investment.net

Note: You can also use pip install, pipx install, or uv tool install, but we recommend uv.

Features

• Pure Python (0 dependencies).
• CLI-based interface.
• Structured generation using seed strings.
• Support for optional prefixes and suffixes.
• Weighted selection favoring shorter words (≤ 4 chars).

How it Works

The generator uses the first three characters of a seed string to pick three random words from available lists. Words starting with the corresponding character are prioritized; if none exist, a random word from the pool is used. Words with 4 characters or fewer are given double the selection weight.

Installation

This project uses uv. You can install the tool globally:

uv tool install structured-domain-generator

Usage

Run the tool using the sdg or structured-domain-generator command:

sdg <seed_word> [options]

Options

• --prefix <string>: Adds a prefix to the domain.
• --suffix <string>: Adds a suffix (e.g., .com, .net) to the domain.
• --lists <list...>: Specify word lists to use (business, energy, short). Defaults to all.

Development

• Project Management: uv
• Linting & Formatting: ruff

To format and lint the code:

uv run ruff format .
uv run ruff check .

Contributing

Pull requests for bug fixes and improvements are welcome.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.