dget — Domain Availability Checker

Features:

• it's really fast ⚡️ (and you can make it even faster by changing maxConcurrent (which is 50 by default))
• it uses 3 methods to check is this domain already registered (= 3x more reliable)

Usage

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dget [options] [domain]

Options (with shorthand):
  -b, --base <name>          Base domain name (can be comma-separated or used multiple times)
  -t, --tld <tld>            Top-level domain (can be comma-separated or used multiple times)
  -df, --domains-file <file> File containing base domain names (one per line)
  -tf, --tld-file <file>     File containing TLDs (one per line)
  -h, --help                 Show this help message

Examples:
  dget example.com
  
  dget --tld com example
  
  dget --base example --tld com
  
  dget --base example,test --tld com,net
  
  dget --base example --tld com --tld net
  
  dget --domains-file domains-file.txt --tld com
  
  dget --domains-file domains-file.txt --tld-file tlds-file.txt

File Formats:
  domains-file.txt:
    example
    test-domain
    mysite
    ...

  tlds-file.txt:
    com
    net
    org
    ...

Install or download compiled binary

Simply install with go install

go install github.com/immanuwell/dget@latest

Or you can download compiled binary

Choose your OS and your architecture

Linux:

• amd64
• arm64

MacOS:

• amd64
• arm64

Windows:

• amd64
• arm64

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