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get-all-subdomains

v1.0.6

Published

A CLI tool to fetch subdomains using crt.sh

Readme

🌐 get-all-subdomains

🚀 get-all-subdomains is a simple CLI tool that fetches all subdomains of a given domain using crt.sh.


⚡ Quick Usage

npx get-all-subdomains example.com
📌 Features
🔍 Fetches subdomains from crt.sh

🖥️ Outputs results in a clean format

🚀 No API keys required

✅ Works instantly with NPX (no installation needed)

📦 Installation
1️⃣ Run with NPX (No Installation)
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npx get-all-subdomains example.com
2️⃣ Install Globally (Optional)
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npm install -g get-all-subdomains
Then run:

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get-all-subdomains example.com
🛠️ Usage
1️⃣ Using NPX (Recommended)
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npx get-all-subdomains example.com
2️⃣ Using Global Installation
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get-all-subdomains example.com
📤 Example Output
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$ npx get-all-subdomains example.com

Subdomains for example.com:
www.example.com
blog.example.com
shop.example.com
api.example.com

Thanks to the author: Ansajid2002
GitHub: https://github.com/ansajid2002
❓ Why Use This Tool?
✅ No need for API keys
✅ Works instantly with NPX
✅ Fetches real-time subdomains

👨‍💻 Author
Ansajid2002
🔗 GitHub: ansajid2002

⚖️ License
This project is open-source under the MIT License.

💡 Contribute
Found an issue? Want to improve this project?
Feel free to submit a pull request on GitHub! 😊