check-bitflip-domain
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A tool for checking bit-flip domain variants using WHOIS.
npm i -g check-bitflip-domain
check-bitflip-domain wellsfargo.com
# ----------------------------------------
# Original domain: wellsfargo.com
# Available bitflipped domains: [ 'wemlsfargo.com', 'weldsfargo.com' ]
npm i check-bitflip-domain --save
const { checkBitFlippedDomains } = require('check-bitflip-domain');
const availableDomains = await checkBitFlippedDomains('wellsfargo.com');
console.log(availableDomains); // [ 'wemlsfargo.com', 'weldsfargo.com' ]
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A tool for checking bit-flip domain variants using WHOIS
We found that check-bitflip-domain demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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