Have you ever:
- Wanted to stalk—I mean find out—if a website has spicy subdomains?
- Needed to know if your crush is secretly hosting a world-changing project under their own website?
- Felt the urge to Domain Expand like in Jujutsu Kaisen?
Well, my friend, I’ve got just the thing for you! What does it do? It expands (or explores) any domain you feed it, giving you all the juicy info you crave. Subdomains? Got 'em. Colors that will make your eyes do a happy dance? Oh, you better believe it.
Warning: This tool’s UI contains colors so vibrant, your screen might start demanding royalties. 🌈
- Domain exploration: Feed it a domain, and watch it expand your world.
- Subdomain discovery: It finds 'em all—big ones, small ones, and the ones your crush probably forgot to hide.
- Tree view output: Displays domains and subdomains in an orderly and visually satisfying tree view. Perfect for staying organized while looking awesome.
- Customizable colors: Want rainbows to explode on your screen? Done. Prefer a more boring (no offense) grayscale look? We got you. Adjust the color settings to match your vibe.
- Now in Rust! Faster, safer, and cooler. The Rust version is optimized for speed and reliability, so you can expand domains with efficiency and style.
Clone this repository because you’re smart and make good life decisions:
git clone https://github.com/naghim/domain-expansion.git
Navigate into the domain of awesomeness:
cd domain-expansion
Now, you must choose your preferred language.
If you prefer Python, enter the subfolder:
cd python
Run the magic:
python domain-expansion.py --domain example.com
If you prefer Rust, then build and run:
cargo run
Note: In order to disable the coloring, use the
--no-color
or-n
flag.
And lastly, customize your Domain Expansion colors (if you dare).
It's like stalking. The internet’s full of secrets—time to ethically spill some tea!- Be the cool friend who finds hidden websites effortlessly.
- Domain Expansion sounds awesome.