The url_validator library is a Python tool for validating and checking the accessibility of URLs. It provides a simple way to determine whether a given URL is valid and can be accessed via HTTP requests.

To use the url_validator library, follow these steps:

1. Import the library in your Python script.

import url_validator

2. Use the validate function to check a URL. The function returns a tuple with two boolean values: is_valid and is_accessible.

url = "https://www.example.com"
is_valid, is_accessible = url_validator.validate(url)

if is_valid:
    print("The URL is valid.")
    
    if is_accessible:
        print("The URL is accessible.")
    else:
        print("The URL is not accessible.")
else:
    print("The URL is not valid.")

Replace url with the URL you want to validate.

The url_validator library offers the following features:

• URL Validation: Check the format and structure of a URL to ensure it's properly formed.
• Accessibility Check: Verify if the URL is reachable and returns a valid HTTP response.
• User-Friendly Output: Provides clear feedback on the validity and accessibility of the URL.
• The url_validator library relies on the requests library for making HTTP requests.