profiles
There are 3 types of profiles: detected, unknown, and failed. Each one of these represents a profile on a website. The types are used to determine whether a profile exists or not. Also, determine what information is gathered from the profiles. This referred to output tags.
This means the website was detected with social-analyzer engine. However, this does not mean the profile exists! When a profile is detected, there will be a rate:0-100 or status:good shown to the user. The higher value is shown, the most likely it's a legit profile.
The output tags are found,link,rate,text,language,title,type
This means the profile was detected with social-analyzer engine, or the profile did not meet the detection requirements.
The output tags are link,text,language,title,type
This means that there is some sort of connectivity issue when trying to retrieve the profile. In this case there the only provided information regarding the profile is the link.
The output tags are link
[Detected] 1 Profile[s]
[
{
"found": 3,
"link": "https://pinterest.com/johndoe",
"rate": "%100.00",
"title": "John Doe (johndoe) - Profile | Pinterest",
"language": "English",
"type": "Social media service"
}
]
[Unknown] 2 Profile[s]
[
{
"link": "https://youtube.com/johndoe",
"title": "404 Not Found",
"language": "English",
"type": "Video hosting service"
},
{
"link": "https://johndoe.tumblr.com",
"title": "Not found.",
"language": "English (Maybe)",
"type": "unavailable"
}
]
[failed] 1 Profile[s]
[
{
"link": "https://500pxx.com/p/johndoe"
}
]
- Web App - A detected profile will show as bright text (readable)
- Web App - An unknown profile will show as half-bright text (could read)
- Web App - A failed profile will show as very dark text (hard to read)
- CLI - A detected profile will show under [detected]
- CLI - An unknown profile will show under [unknown]
- CLI - A failed profile will show under [failed]