def postfilter_domain(hostname):
"""
The 'domain' regular expression catches an entire hostname. We use the
tldextract.extract function to extract the root domain (strip subdomains).
>>> postfilter_domain('sub1.google.com')
'google.com'
"""
domain = extract(hostname)
return "%s.%s" % (domain.domain, domain.tld)
def postfilter_domain(hostname):
"""
The 'domain' regular expression catches an entire hostname. We use the
tldextract.extract function to extract the root domain (strip subdomains).
>>> postfilter_domain('sub1.google.com')
'google.com'
"""
domain = extract(hostname)
return "%s.%s" % (domain.domain, domain.tld)
def postfilter_hostname(hostname):
"""
The 'hostname' regular expression can catch hostnames with a leading dot.
The tldextract library allows us to clean them up.
>>> postfilter_hostname('.google.com')
'google.com'
"""
domain = extract(hostname)
return '.'.join(filter(None, (domain.subdomain, domain.domain, domain.tld)))
def postfilter_hostname(hostname):
"""
The 'hostname' regular expression can catch hostnames with a leading dot.
The tldextract library allows us to clean them up.
>>> postfilter_hostname('.google.com')
'google.com'
"""
domain = extract(hostname)
return '.'.join(filter(None,
(domain.subdomain, domain.domain, domain.tld)))
