(Thanks NSA Name-O-Matic for the name)

1. Install homebrew
2. In your terminal, run brew install tesseract
3. Build Go project or download a release
4. Copy the configuration found in the Config section and place it in ~/.AIRMASTER.json

A good way to get a domain list is registering for ExpiredDomains and using the Export .COM feature.

If you want to get a domain with specific keywords, you can use the keywords feature. This will take a bit longer and have less results, but it can still work extremely well.

1. With a domain list file

AIRMASTER list --file ./path/to/file.txt

2. With keywords

AIRMASTER list --keyword max --keyword cool

If multiple keywords are specified, they are combined by AND, so in the example above, you will get maxiscool.com, max-is-kinda-cool.com, cool-memes-to-the-max.com

Purchasing domain names uses the domains found by listing domains (see above) and adds an extra step to allow you to purchase the domain name. This is very simple: just add the --purchase flag to the end of a list command

Example:

AIRMASTER list --file ./path/to/file.txt --purchase

max@seldon ~> AIRMASTER list --file ~/Downloads/domains_2017-08-01_16_07_03.txt --purchase
Using config file: /Users/max/.AIRMASTER.json
Found available domain pavpal-login-account.com (Phishing)
-1. Do not purchase
0. Purchase with GoDaddy for $7490000
Choose an option: 0
Success!

Another way to purchase domains is actually to use output from the list command. This is useful if you want to leave AIRMASTER alone for a while while you grab a coffee, or while you're reading documentation on Windows Me because your target is using that for some reason.

AIRMASTER list --file ~/Downloads/domains.txt > /tmp/available

*20 minuites later* - Edit list from /tmp/available as you'd like to

AIRMASTER purchase --list /tmp/available

The help should be obvious, so if you are stuck, try using AIRMASTER --help. (Although if you are still stuck, please create an issue)

You can access the configuration by editing the ~/.AIRMASTER.json file.

The options are:

• (*) user - Used for whois data
  • first - Your first name
  • middle - Your middle name
  • last - Your last name
  • organization - Organization that you belong to
  • title - Title at organization
  • email - Email for contact
  • phone - Phone number (format: +[country_code].XXXXXXXXXX. Ex: +1.9999999999)
  • fax - Fax number
  • address
  • city
  • postal
  • country_code - ISO "Alpha 2 Code"
• godaddy - Godaddy configuration
  • godaddyKey
  • godaddySecret
• namecheap - Namecheap configuration (Not built yet!)
  • namecheapUser
  • namecheapKey
  • namecheapUsername
• file - Sets location for file to check domains from
• keyword - Set keywords

(*) is required

Before anyone freaks out, the API key is a test key taken from the GoDaddy docs

{
    "godaddyKey": "UzQxLikm_46KxDFnbjN7cQjmw6wocia",
    "godaddySecret": "46L26ydpkwMaKZV6uVdDWe",
    "first": "Max",
    "last": "Harley",
    "organization": "Max Co.",
    "title": "CEO",
    "email": "maxh@maxh.io",
    "phone": "+1.9999999",
    "address": "1 Awesome Dr.",
    "city": "Charleston",
    "state": "SC",
    "postal": "2946X",
    "country_code": "US"
}