The tool to check the availability or syntax of domains, IPv4 or URL.¶
PyFunceble is the little sister of Funceble which was archived on 13th March 2018.
Its main objective is to provide the availability of domains, IPs and since recently URL by generating an accurate result based on results from WHOIS, NSLOOKUP and HTTP status codes.
PyFunceble is currently running actively and daily with the help of Travis CI under 60+ repositories. It is used to clean or test the availability of data which are present in hosts files, list of IP, list of domains, block lists or even AdBlock filter lists.
PyFunceble provides some useful features for continuous testing.
As an example, its auto-continue system coupled with its auto-save system allows it to run nice and smoothly under Travis CI without even reaching Travis CI time restriction. In the other side, its internal inactive database system let INACTIVE and INVALID caught domains, IPs or URLs being automatically retested over time on next run.
Contents
- What can PyFunceble do?
- PyFunceble in action
- Dead-Hosts as place to use PyFunceble!
- Installation
- Update
- Configuration
- Location
- Autoconfiguration
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- Usage
- Columns
- Logs Sharing
- Logic representation
- API documentation
- Code Documentation
- Known issues
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Contributing
- Contributors
- Special Thanks
- Supporting the project
- They use PyFunceble!
- License
- Code of Conduct
- Discovered any issue?
- Need help?