add domains from csv to uptime robot

uptime.py

import requests
import csv
import time


apiKey = "KEY"


	
def add_monitor (apiKey,domain,friendly):

	url = "https://api.uptimerobot.com/v2/newMonitor"
 
	payload = "api_key="+apiKey+"&format=xml&type=1&url=https://www."+domain+"&sub_type=2&friendly_name="+friendly+""
	headers = {
		'cache-control': "no-cache",
		'content-type': "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
		}
 
	response = requests.request("POST", url, data=payload, headers=headers)
 
	rr = response.text
	return rr
	

def make_friendly (domain):
	new = domain.replace("https://","")
	new = new.replace(".co.uk","")
	new = new.replace (".com","")
	new = new.replace (".org","")
	new = new.replace (".gb.net","")
	new = new.replace (".net","")
	new = new.replace (".biz","")
	new = new.replace("www.","")
	return new
	
	

with open('fetchcsv.csv') as csvfile:
	readCSV = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=',')
	for row in readCSV:
		domain = str(row[0])
		friendly = make_friendly (str(row[0]))
		print ("[*]Adding "+domain+" to uptimerobot as friendly name "+friendly+"[*]\n")
		adding = add_monitor (apiKey,domain,friendly)
		if 'status="1"' not in adding:
			print ("[*]Adding Monitor has failed for "+domain+"[*]")
			print adding
			time.sleep (60000)
		else:
			print ("[*]"+domain+" has been added successfully [*]")
			#print adding
		
		

What should the CSV look like?

Indeed, that would be interesting to know. How should the CSV be structured? Can you provide a sample?

Just make a csv file called fetchcsv.csv that contains one url on each line. Works for me.