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@@ -1,15 +1,49 @@ -# Domain Finder +# Domain Finder [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/zetsubo/domain_finder.png?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/zetsubo/domain_finder) 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. +You _could_ open up a browser tab and check domains on a registrar. Or, you could search _right in your terminal_ with domain_finder. +![](screenshots/domainfinder.png) + ## Installation Easy peasy lemon squeezy: $ gem install domain_finder ## Usage -TODO: Write usage instructions here +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.