Norick is a lightweight, simple, and user-friendly CLI tool implemented in Python to check whether a given YouTube link is a Rickroll. It scrapes the raw HTML content of the page and checks for keywords such as "Rick Roll", "Rickrolled", "Never Gonna Give You Up", etc.
- Requests: to scrape the HTML content from the link's page.
- Termcolor: to provide a more user-friendly interface by adding color.
Note
Ensure you have Python 3, pip, and git installed on your machine.
Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/saayxee/norickChange directory
cd norickInstall termcolor
pip install termcolorRun the script
python main.pyNow you may enter the URL into the input field and verify if the link is a Rickroll or not.
Tip
You can enter a URL without the prefix "https://" and the tool will add it automatically.
- Enter any YouTube link.
- User-friendly, color-coded interface and error messages.
- Rickroll identification through specific keywords found on the page of the HTML content.
You can add more keywords to make the tool more efficient for your specific use case.
If you experience any bugs regarding the tool, open an issue and document the problem in detail so that I can replicate it and fix it accordingly.
If you want to contribute a feature or fix a bug yourself, kindly act in accordance with the following instructions/guide:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch for your changes.
- Implement your changes.
- Create a PR.
- Wait for the PR to get approved.
Made by Aayan Zaidi ✌️