Add Monkeytype username validator module#23
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kaifcodec merged 2 commits intokaifcodec:mainfrom Nov 14, 2025
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@articulatebass Thanks for the PR, it looks clean and aligns well with the contribution guidelines. I’m a bit busy at the moment, but I’ll review the code and test it locally as soon as I get some free time. Really appreciate your work! In the meantime, feel free to take a look at issues #12 and #13, or explore my other repositories and tools like ytconverter |
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This pull request adds a Monkeytype username availability checker to the
gamingcategory.The module queries the official Monkeytype API:
It follows the same return pattern as the other platform modules:
The module has been tested locally using the user-scanner CLI.