Write a Python Script to Check Domains

Hi I am looking for a freelancer who can write a Python script which I can run from the terminal in Ubuntu Linux. The script should do the following: 1. The script must read a text file which will contain domain names. The text file will be in the same directory where the script will be executed and might be called something like domains.txt. The following is an example of the text file: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] 2. The script must then check for each domain, the following: - Whether the domain exist. Normally, if a domain exist an HTTP code is returned. - Whether it is a Joomla website. Various criteria can be used such as checking for: generator, template, mod_, com_, etc - If it is a Joomla website, then the script must check which template, modules, and components are installed and report it. See notes below - Whether it is a WordPress website. Various criteria can be used such as checking for: themes, plugins, etc - If it is a WordPress website, then the script must check which theme and plugins are installed and report it. See notes below. 3. A CSV file must be generated which will have the following columns: - Domain Name - HTTP Code - Joomla or WordPress. If it is not a Joomla or WordPress website, then the word Unknown. - Template or Theme Name - Plugins Used. - Modules Used - Components Used You must use appropriate headings for the output file. The script must be well-documented and be completed in 5 days from date of contract. JOOMLA -------------- The following is an example of what will be in the source code if you check for the template name: <link rel="stylesheet" href="/templates/gantry/css-compiled/[login to view URL]" type="text/css" /> Thus, you have to find the word templates and then report the word after the front slash. To check for modules, the following is an example of the source code: <script src="/modules/mod_roknavmenu/themes/default/js/[login to view URL]" type="text/javascript"></script> Thus, you have to find the word modules and then report the word after the front slash. Now, there would be more than one module and there could be a repeat of the module names. We need a unique list. To check for components, the following is an example of the source code: <link rel="stylesheet" href="/media/com_phocamaps/css/[login to view URL]" type="text/css" /> Components work slightly different. You have to look for com_ and then report the word including the com_. Now, there would be more than one component and there could be a repeat of the component names. We need a unique list. WORDPRESS -------------------- The same applies for WordPress. Themes <link rel='stylesheet' id='prettyPhoto-css' href='[login to view URL]' type='text/css' media='all' /> Produce a unique list Plugins <script type='text/javascript' src='[login to view URL]'></script> Produce a unique list