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Description
As many issues, open and closed ones (#1914 , #1573 ), have proposed I would like to also recommend the addition of categorization to the list of supported sites. The reason behind opening a new issue on the matter, is to specify the benefit behind categorizing the sites into game related or not, which would allow the user, with a minor addition to the functionality, to check whether or not a username has been taken on gaming sites, making sherlock the perfect candidate to find a unique and consistent gamer tag.
My idea behind implementing this would be the addition of a boolean is_Game tag, that would be true on game related sites and false on all the others, in a similiar way to the already existing is_NSFW tag. In terms of the added functionality, I would propose an optional --game argument that would allow the user to check through only the game related sites (the sites where is_Game is true).
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While not useful for me personally, it sounds like an interesting option to add, if done well. I don't like the is_Game key, though. After a while, that would get quite bulky with other categories being added.
How about key tags accepting a str or list of str
List (items with multiple tags):
"SteamGroup": {
"errorMsg": "No group could be retrieved for the given URL",
"errorType": "message",
"tags": [
"nsfw",
"game"
],
"url": "https://steamcommunity.com/groups/{}",
"urlMain": "https://steamcommunity.com/",
"username_claimed": "blue"
}
Singlet:
"SteamGroup": {
"errorMsg": "No group could be retrieved for the given URL",
"errorType": "message",
"tags": "game""url": "https://steamcommunity.com/groups/{}",
"urlMain": "https://steamcommunity.com/",
"username_claimed": "blue"
}
This could be normalized within sherlock by a quick
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Description
As many issues, open and closed ones (#1914 , #1573 ), have proposed I would like to also recommend the addition of categorization to the list of supported sites. The reason behind opening a new issue on the matter, is to specify the benefit behind categorizing the sites into game related or not, which would allow the user, with a minor addition to the functionality, to check whether or not a username has been taken on gaming sites, making sherlock the perfect candidate to find a unique and consistent gamer tag.
My idea behind implementing this would be the addition of a boolean is_Game tag, that would be true on game related sites and false on all the others, in a similiar way to the already existing is_NSFW tag. In terms of the added functionality, I would propose an optional --game argument that would allow the user to check through only the game related sites (the sites where is_Game is true).
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