Usage

  1. Make sure you’ve installed the wsinfo library correctly.

  2. Run Python and import the library:

    >>> import wsinfo

  3. Create an instance of the Info class. I’ll use the GitHub start page in the following examples:

    >>> w = wsinfo.Info("https://github.com")

  4. Now you can get all the information:

    >>> import wsinfo
>>> w = wsinfo.Info("https://github.com")
>>> w.ip
'192.30.253.112'
>>> w.http_status_code
200
>>> w.title
'How people build software · GitHub'
>>> w.content
'<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n[...]\n</html>'

    Also see the API overview for reference.

    Note

    All public methods of the Info class are using the @property decorator, so you’ll not have to make function calls. Instead, they’re treated as class attributes.

  5. Full code:

    import wsinfo

w = wsinfo.Info("https://github.com")
print(w.http_status_code)
print(w.title)
print(w.content)