Release 1.0.4

Highlights:

• #52 better parsing for .UA

Release 1.0.3

Highlights:

• #49 : use registered_domain for more robust subdomain/domain parsing
• #50 : minor tweaks to .JP regex, .TV root server name, whois server formatting

Release 1.0.2

Highlights:

• remove asynctest #47

Release 1.0.1

Highlights:

• #35 Fix .tk parser bug causing infinite runs on certain .tk domains
• #37 Add additional parser support for .ga, .uz, and .ci domains

Release 1.0.0

Highlights/API changes:

• All exported methods were renamed to scheme _ (e.g. whois_domain or rdap_ipv4)
• Added support for IPv4 and IPv6 WHOIS queries and IPv4, IPv6, and ASN RDAP queries
• Parsing is also supported for IPv4, IPv6, and ASN, but limited (it's better to use RDAP for these objects)
• SOCKS proxy support was added for WHOIS queries

Release 0.4.1

Highlights:

• Fix bug involving domain, subdomain, suffix, and tld not being set during async calls
• Add Parsers for OM and ML
• Ensure authoritative server name is "clean" (remove trailing whitespace) before attempting connections
• Refactor WhoisParser._init_parser to use a dictionary instead of if-elif-else block

Release 0.4.0

v0.4.0

• Added RDAP domain support via the whodap library.
• Added attributes to the PyWhoIs class that are accessible in the output of the package methods.
  These include:
  • domain
  • subdomain
  • tld
  • suffix

Release 0.3.2

Highlights:

• Added base regex support (gTLDs) for Admin, Billing, and Technical fields
• Re-included .buzz server name (Fixes bug where .buzz look ups would fail)
• Removed confusing exception from query.py

Release 0.3.1

Highlights:

• Added regex parsers for ge, gg, aw, ax top level domains
• Fixed bug in the jp address parser
• DRY-ed out multi-line match code; especially useful for parsing name servers or statuses
• Added tests for ge, gg, jp, aw, and ax parsers, and find_match, find_multiline_match methods (~1% in codecov)
• Updated README; more concise examples were highlighted.

Release 0.3.0

Release 0.3.0

highlights:

• has_parser_support was removed from package API
• servers.py now contains whois server names instead of parsers.py
• removed generic TLDs from parsers.py, which led to a +13% jump in code coverage
• added new parsers for CR and CZ domains