Domainfinder

Domainfinder is a Python script that generates domain names by combining prefixes and suffixes, then checks their availability. It's a useful tool for anyone looking to find unique domain names for their projects.

Features

Generates domain names from user-defined prefixes and suffixes

• Checks domain availability using WHOIS lookup
• Saves free domains to a file for easy reference
• Supports custom top-level domains (TLDs)
• Command-line interface for easy customization

Requirements

Python 3.6+ python-whois module

Installation

Clone the repository:

1. git clone https://github.com/caspii/domainfinder.git
2. cd domainfinder
3. Install the required module: pip install python-whois

Usage

Edit the input.txt file:

• Add your desired prefixes under the --prefixes section
• Add your desired suffixes under the --suffixes section

Run the script: python find.py

Optional: Customize the script execution with command-line arguments:

python find.py --tld .com --input custom_input.txt --output available_domains.txt

Example

If your input.txt contains:

--prefixes
ilove
--suffixes
money
myself

The script will check the availability of:

• ilovemoney.com
• ilovemyself.com

Output

The script will display the status of each domain check in the console. Free domains will be saved to free-domains.txt (or your specified output file).

Advanced Usage

You can customize the script's behavior using command-line arguments:

--tld: Specify a custom top-level domain (default: .com)
--input: Use a custom input file (default: input.txt)
--output: Specify a custom output file for free domains (default: free-domains.txt)

Example: python find.py --tld .org --input my_inputs.txt --output available_org_domains.txt

Additional Resources

For more information on domain finding strategies, check out this blog post: Finding a Domain