11/29/2014 - this project has been abandoned, as the API it relies on has changed
Say you're working on a new web project and suddenly think of a good name for it. "Well, this is sort of like Facebook, and also like Twitter," you muse. "I've got it - facetweet!"
You could open up a browser tab and check domains on a registrar. Or, you could search right in your terminal with domain_finder.
Installation
Easy peasy lemon squeezy:
$ gem install domain_finder
Usage
After installing, simply type domain foo
in your terminal. Feeling particularly lazy? You can even search for multiple domains at once:
domain facetweet twitbook
** facetweet **
✘ facetweet.com
✘ facetweet.net
○ facetweet.org
✘ facetweet.co
○ facetweet.io
✘ facetweet.me
○ facetw.ee
? face.tw
✘ facetwe.et
✘ fac.et
✘ f.ac
** twitbook **
✘ twitbook.com
✘ twitbook.net
○ twitbook.org
○ twitbook.co
○ twitbook.io
○ twitbook.me
○ twit.bo
? twit.book
✘ tw
✘ twit.boo
✘ tw.it
Support
domain_finder works (and is tested) with Ruby 1.9.3, 2.0.0 and 2.1.0.