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I am trialing a RegEx feature for the openSquat.
git clone https://github.com/atenreiro/regex_opensquat
1- Make sure to install the requirements.txt 2-Modify keywords.txt 3-In the regex_multi.py, choose which domain file you want to use.
@maaaaz give it a try!
Andre
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Hello @atenreiro,
Thanks, it seems to work well and with good performance ! Just be careful not to use the word "match" as it is now a Python keyword.
I don't think this lib would be useful here, but in case it is: https://github.com/asciimoo/exrex
Cheers!
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Hello @atenreiro, Thanks, it seems to work well and with good performance ! Just be careful not to use the word "match" as it is now a Python keyword. I don't think this lib would be useful here, but in case it is: https://github.com/asciimoo/exrex Cheers!
Thanks, it seems to work well and with good performance !
Just be careful not to use the word "match" as it is now a Python keyword.
I plan to release this feature in the next release. It will allow greater flexibility with the keywords matching.
I also plan to retire Jaro-Winkler and leave Levenshtein only.
Thanks for pinpointing the new Python reserved word. I was not aware.
Thanks !
I never tried them yet, but the similarity algorithms of this lib are interesting : https://github.com/typosquatter/ail-typo-squatting
atenreiro
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I am trialing a RegEx feature for the openSquat.
git clone https://github.com/atenreiro/regex_opensquat
1- Make sure to install the requirements.txt
2-Modify keywords.txt
3-In the regex_multi.py, choose which domain file you want to use.
@maaaaz give it a try!
Andre
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: