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    swot

    swot

    Identify email addresses or domains names that belong to colleges

    swot is a curated list and Python tool to check if strings or email domains are part of academic institutions. Useful for sites needing to verify .edu or school-affiliated domains, it contains tens of thousands of entries. The library supports lookup functions and regex patterns for validation, and there are wrappers in multiple languages like Node.js or Ruby, making it useful in registration or academic verification workflows.
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