Enom

# Set some initial values to allow connections to your account
Enom::Client.username = "foo"
Enom::Client.password = "bar"
Enom::Client.test = true
# Declaring test mode is optional, defaults to false (production)
# Test mode will run commands on Enom's reseller test platform

# Get account balance
Enom::Account.balance
# => 12.34

# Find a domain in your account
d = Enom::Domain.find("example.com")
# => #<Enom::Domain:0x1019f3b78...

# Check domain availability
Enom::Domain.check("example.com")
# => 'available'
Enom::Domain.check("google.com")
# => 'unavailable'

# Another way to check availability (boolean)
Enom::Domain.available?("example.com")
# => true

# Register a domain
d = Enom::Domain.register!("example.com")
# => #<Enom::Domain:0x1019f3b78...

# Delete a registration (domain must be less than 5 days old and your account
# must be on Enom's DeleteRegistration whitelist - your Enom account rep can
# enable it for you)
Enom::Domain.delete!("example.com")

# Return the domain name
d.name
# => 'example.com'

# Check if domain is locked
d.locked?
# => true

# Check if domain is unlocked
d.unlocked?
# => false

# Unlock the domain for transfer
d.unlock

# Lock the domain to the registrar
d.lock

# Get name servers
d.nameservers
# => ['ns1.example.com', 'ns2.example.com', 'ns3.example.com']

# Update name servers
d.update_nameservers(['ns1.example.com', 'ns2.example.com', 'ns3.example.com'])

# Get expiration date
d.expiration_date
# => Returns a Date object

# Check if domain is expired
d.expired?
# => true

# Get registration status
d.registration_status
# => 'Registered' or 'Expired'

# Renew domain (defaults to 1 year)
d.renew!

# Renew domain for specific number of years
d.renew!(:years => 3)