A powerful CLI tool to efficiently check username availability on Critical Ops. Mobile version here

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critical-ops-checker is a console-based Python tool designed for players and enthusiasts of Critical Ops to quickly and efficiently check the availability of a list of potential in-game usernames. Instead of manually attempting to register or search for each username, this tool automates the process by reading from a wordlist and interacting with the Critical Ops API, saving valuable time and effort. It's ideal for securing desired names or exploring new options.

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• ▒ Bulk Username Checking: Process a large list of usernames from a text file.
• ▒ Critical Ops API Integration: Directly queries the Critical Ops service to determine username availability.
• ▒ Wordlist Input: Reads candidate usernames from usernames.txt.
• ▒ Availability Output: Automatically saves all found available usernames to available.txt.
• ▒ Command-Line Interface: Simple and direct interaction via terminal.

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▒ Runtime:

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▒ Key Libraries (inferred):

• Likely uses an HTTP client library (e.g., requests or httpx) for API communication.
• Likely uses a command-line parsing library (e.g., argparse or click) for handling script options.

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▒ Prerequisites

• Python 3.x: Ensure you have Python 3 installed on your system. You can download it from python.org.

▒ Installation

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/hw1d/critical-ops-checker.git
   cd critical-ops-checker

2. Install dependencies (if any are required by main.py)

   • This project does not include a requirements.txt file. If main.py uses external libraries (like requests), you may need to install them manually.

   # Example for 'requests' library (common for API interactions):
   pip install requests

3. Prepare your username list Create or edit the usernames.txt file in the project root. Each line should contain one username you wish to check.

   # Example content for usernames.txt
   prediction
   Slovakia
   adhd
   

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1. Run the checker Execute the Python script from your terminal:

   python main.py

2. View results After the script completes, available usernames will be written to available.txt in the project root.

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ign_checker_c-ops/
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── available.txt       # Output file for available usernames
├── main.py             # Main script: contains the core logic for checking IGNs
└── usernames.txt       # Input file: list of usernames to check

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▒ Input/Output Files

• usernames.txt: This file serves as the input. Populate it with the usernames you want to check, one per line.
• available.txt: This file will be created or overwritten by the script to store all usernames that are found to be available.

▒ Command-line Arguments (Inferred)

The main.py script may support various command-line arguments to control its behavior (e.g., for concurrency, delay between requests, or custom input/output file paths). Run python main.py --help (if implemented) for a list of available options.

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▒ Running the Script

To run the checker during development, simply execute main.py directly:

python main.py

▒ Extending Functionality

If you wish to modify or extend the tool, you can directly edit main.py. Common areas for extension might include:

• Adding support for different output formats.
• Implementing additional error handling for API requests.
• Introducing advanced filtering or sorting of results.

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This project does not include a dedicated test suite. You can manually verify the functionality by:

1. Preparing a usernames.txt with known available and unavailable names.
2. Running python main.py.
3. Checking the available.txt output against your expectations.

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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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• Vypersan for Critical Ops API Wrapper
• *** This project is not affiliated with C-ops, Critical Force, Critical Force Oy or any related company. ***

📞 Support & Contact

• ▒ Issues: GitHub Issues

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