Namechecker
Find out if your project name is taken
Overview:
The Name Checker tool is designed to help users determine if a project name is already in use across various platforms such as apt, npm, GitHub, and more. This tool simplifies the search process by checking multiple sources simultaneously, allowing users to easily find out the availability of a specific project name.
Features:
- Search Multiple Platforms: Check the availability of a project name on various platforms like apt, npm, GitHub, etc.
- Efficient Name Verification: Quickly determine if a project name is already taken.
- Simplified Process: Streamline the naming process by searching multiple sources at once.
- Fuzzy Check Option: Determine name availability even with slight variations or different formatting.
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