This flag will output all the sites regardless the QueryStatus.
As mentioned by @hoadlck, this flag is more appropriate than using
--verbose, which is the flag I set to serve the same purpose as
--print-all in the previous commit. More of the discussion about this
flag can been viewed in #747
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.
If the there is a newer version available on GitHub then the user will
be told. This to encourage users to have the up to date version of
Sherlock which has the newest features.
In most cases when we are detecting by status code, it is not necessary to get the entire body: we can detect fine with just the HEAD response. However, Richard Getz discovered that some sites (e.g. Instagram) will not respond properly if Sherlock only requests the HEAD.
Add a "request_head_only" attribute to the data.json so HTTP Status Detection can be configured either way. It is simpler to support this change in this fashion, as it does not require changes to the tests.
With Richard Getz <richardgetziii@gmail.com>
Added start and finish methods to base QueryNotify() object in order to get the same type of output.
The only thing not supported in this refactor is the exception text for an error status when we are in verbose mode. This is an area of future work: I think exception information like this would more properly be handled by the logging module.
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