CLI Domain Verifier

domain verifier

how i run the command in the file is

python -m domain_verifier.cli nsisong.com nsisonglabs.com ...

for running tests

i simply did:

python -m unittest discover

then, once it is all set, i have to run the project:

first, install the package:

pip install -e .

then, verify the domain:

domain-verifier nsisong.com invalid_domain

this is how to use my tool

you need to have these installed:

Python 3.6 or higher
pip

then setup your env

On macOS/Linux:
```
source venv/bin/activate
```
On Windows:
```
venv\Scripts\activate
```

then go to the project dir

cd domain_verifier

you can run the domain verifier from the command line using the command you defined in the cli.py file. if you installed it in editable mode, you should be able to run it directly using the command you set up.

python -m domain_verifier.cli example.com invalid_domain

make sure to replace example.com and invalid_domain with the domains you want to verify.

you should get something liek this in console:

When you run the command, you should see output like this:

    Checking example.com...
    example.com is a valid domain.
    example.com is reachable.
    Checking invalid_domain...
    invalid_domain is not a valid domain.

you can run tests too:

python -m unittest discover

you can as well use the Console Script

If you set up the console script in setup.py, you can run the command without explicitly invoking Python. After installing the package with pip install -e ., you can use:

domain-verifier example.com invalid_domain

This will provide the same functionality as using python -m domain_verifier.cli.