VendorLookup takes in a file of MAC addresses in any format separated by newlines and spits out all the vendor specified for those mac addresses. There are options to --copy flag to read from the systems clipboard and find the vendor associated.

$ ./vendorLookup [--copy] <FileName>

Examples:
# Look up a bulk list of MAC Addresses
$ ./vendorLookup mac.txt

# Read Clipboard and output to a file
$ ./vendorLookup --copy

The program reads the file and fetches vendor information from MA:CV:en:do:rs.com's API. See https://macvendors.com/api for more information

• Test if clipboard has mac addresses saved See #78e7796
• Test file template before running
• Add flags for file output options See #78e7796
• Add a verbose option instead of outputting to file
• Add a license to it See #ca8345e
• Change the name to something more descriptive See #a1596c4
• Allow user to change the name of the output file with flag
• Read from STDIN or Output to STDOUT
• Save output as CSV