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A simple WHOIS lookup API.
Based on the Whoiz application by Jason Ormand and using the Ruby Whois gem.
{
  "domain": "jamesperet.com",
  "owner": "James Peret",
  "registrar": "eNom Inc.",
  "expires_on": "2016-06-07T16:01:00.00Z",
  "update_on": "2015-05-13 00:00:00 -0300",
  "registered?": true,
  "available?": false
}
Provide a url for the API and get a nicely formatted JSON response with the domain information.
http://whois.j1x.co
http://whois.j1x.co/lookup.json?url=jamesperet.com
curl http://whois.j1x.co/lookup.json?url=jamesperet.com
This are the options for querying the API:
url - The domain url that will be queried. Omit the http://www..raw=true - the JSON response will include a raw version of the data received by the registrardev=true - Only basic information and the raw version will be included in the JSON response. No parsing will be done with the data. This is useful for debugging.Example:
http://whois.j1x.co/lookup.json?url=google.com&raw=true
git clone git://gitlab.j1x.co/j1x/whois-server.git
Edit main.rb:
before do
  response['Access-Control-Allow-Origin'] = 'http://yourwebsite.com'
end
Or use * to allow any website to access the API.
heroku create
git push heroku master
heroku open
For now the supported domains are: .com, .net, .com.br and .network. Support for more domains will come in the future.
The queries for .com.br domains usually come with limited information because of the registrar's API call allowance.
There is also a bug where some .com domains return an error (ex: google.com).