This Library is a wrapper for Whois Xml
api service . It offers many helper methods to get the commonly used data's easily.
pip install py3whoisxml
from pywhoisxml.lookup import Lookup
l =Lookup('<API KEY>','vishnurao.tech')
print(l.is_available)
#Returns False as the Domain is Unavailable
print(l.data)
# Returns the JSON Response Received from the API
print(l.balance)
#Returns the balance no if requests you can make to the API
#Eg : 498
from pywhoisxml.email_verification import EmailVerification
e =EmailVerification('<API KEY>','test@gmail.com')
print(e.format_check)
#Returns whether the above check is passed
from pywhoisxml.ip_geo import IpGeo
e =IpGeo('<API KEY>', '<IP> ')
print(e.region)
# Returns the region of the IP
print(e.country)
# Returns the Country of the IP
FAQs
A wrapper for the WhoisXML API service
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