11 Commits (dc33c321d6f9e967a827ad3dadcbc6a55fb242c9)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
noah	dc33c321d6	replace "N/A" with "Nothing" in docstrings	3 years ago
noah	edc2dd8c71	consistent comment style	3 years ago
Jithin Renji	a02ea2d7db	Consistent comment style	4 years ago
Siddharth Dushantha	6bc8c38635	Print found only by default ... As mentioned in #718, it would be more useful for the user of Sherlock to only get the results of the sites that return a positive result. With these new changes, if you want to all results to be printed out, then you can do that by using the --verbose flag.	4 years ago
Siddharth Dushantha	cc8192f45c	removed option to present websites ordered by their Alexa.com global rank in popularity ... refer to #610 for reason of removal	4 years ago
Siddharth Dushantha	73989aaf5f	Sherlock will from now on not use the local data.json ... It will now use the data that is in the GitHub repo instead. The reason why we are using this instead of the local one is so that the user has the most up to date data. This prevents users from creating issue about false positives which has already been fixed or having outdated data	4 years ago
탁동혁	cdfb97f6e6	Use `is` operator when comparing singletons.	4 years ago
Danny Sepler	3fa85c1576	Clean out unused imports	4 years ago
Christopher K. Hoadley	2c9fb4f295	Change SitesInformation() to use a generator when iterating thru the sites. This avoids the problem of the state (i.e. self.__iteration_index) getting corrupted if any of the methods of a given object needed to iterate for their own purposes while a caller was already iterating thru the same object. The code is also much simpler to follow.	5 years ago
Christopher K. Hoadley	f29cab49e4	Add popularity rank to Site Information object. Add method to retrieve list of names of the sites (sorted by alphabetical or popularity rank).	5 years ago
Christopher K. Hoadley	7f87f5fcc4	Add module to store information about the sites. This handles getting the information loaded from the JSON file. For now, use the new SitesInformation() object to calculate the original JSON dictionary: the rest of the code will be updated in the future.	5 years ago