domain_name_Gen is a command line tool to generate email addresses from a given name and domain. It can generate email addresses in several formats based on the provided name and domain.
- Python 3.6 or later
There is no need for installation. Just download or clone the script from the repository and run it using Python3.
To generate email addresses from a single name, run the script with the -n or --name option followed by the name and the -d or --domain option followed by the domain name. If the domain name is not provided, the script will generate email addresses without the domain.
python domain_name_Gen.py -n "John Doe" -d example.comTo generate email addresses from a list of names, put the names in a text file (one name per line) and run the script with the -f or --file option followed by the path to the file and the -d or --domain option followed by the domain name. If the domain name is not provided, the script will generate email addresses without the domain.
python domain_name_Gen.py -f names.txt -d example.comTo save the generated email addresses to a file, use the -o or --output option followed by the path to the file.
python domain_name_Gen.py -n "John Doe" -d example.com -o output.txt
If the name contains spaces, put it in quotation marks.
python domain_name_Gen.py -n "John Doe" -d example.comHere are some examples of using the domain_name_Gen script:
python domain_name_Gen.py -n "John Doe" -d example.comThis will generate email addresses for the name "John Doe" with the domain "example.com".
python domain_name_Gen.py -f names.txt -d example.comThis will generate email addresses for the names in the names.txt file with the domain "example.com".
python domain_name_Gen.py -n "John Doe" -d example.com -o output.txtThis will generate email addresses for the name "John Doe" with the domain "example.com" and save them to the output.txt file.
If you find any bugs or issues with the script, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.