Joshua Smith

While I don't have a problem with this change (I quite like it, in fact), it is a backwards compatibility break and minimally needs to be documented with @throws. I...

I'm not sure what you mean. This project only returns whois information, which simply reports registration information for the domain. If no information is found the domain is likely available...

Hello! I'm not sure if it currently supports proxies, but I suspect it wouldn't be too difficult a feature to add.

I have not delved into the IPv6 support for phpWhois yet as I've been focusing on cleaning up the rest of the mess that is here. DNSstuff gives the details...

_I couldn't agree more_ and we're slowly moving towards this. I started the process by adding some much needed tests around the TLD handlers (which is still in progress), but...

Hello. algo26-matthias/idna-convert changed significantly between versions 2 and 3. phpWhois will support algo26-matthias/idna-convert^3.0 starting with version 6. In the meantime, you can use the @dev-master version, though I do not...

phpWhois 6.0 is out, so you can use `algo26-matthias/idna-convert ^3.0`

Interesting. Obviously the original authors never anticipated whois data to contain blank lines. Do you know of a domain that has whois data with a blank line in it so...

This one is pretty tricky... I think I'm going to have to either rewrite the `easy_parser()` function or write a completely new parser to handle this.