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Now I don't find any open source whois query and parsing module that can have production authority, some non-famous TLDs may not be well supported and may have parsing anomalies, timeouts, and deprecated problems.
The main reason is that maintaining hundreds of TLDs and parsers is too time-consuming, so generally the only mature whois tools are those maintained by the company itself (e.g. godaddy, dnspod), or tools that call external api's (e.g. https://rapidapi.com/Zozor54/api/whois-lookup/pricing).
Now I haven't found an authoritative third-party whois parsing api that doesn't require an api key to be filled in, and no payment to pay for it, which can be a direct and seamless replacement for the original solution, so it's a headache. Or when I have time, I'll make an adapter that is compatible with multiple whois api.
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Now I don't find any open source whois query and parsing module that can have production authority, some non-famous TLDs may not be well supported and may have parsing anomalies, timeouts, and deprecated problems.
The main reason is that maintaining hundreds of TLDs and parsers is too time-consuming, so generally the only mature whois tools are those maintained by the company itself (e.g. godaddy, dnspod), or tools that call external api's (e.g. https://rapidapi.com/Zozor54/api/whois-lookup/pricing).
Now I haven't found an authoritative third-party whois parsing api that doesn't require an api key to be filled in, and no payment to pay for it, which can be a direct and seamless replacement for the original solution, so it's a headache. Or when I have time, I'll make an adapter that is compatible with multiple whois api.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: