Refactoring code for a domain name list

[BidBird]

Hello,

I've been working today on this code. Basically, I have a list of spam domains I'd like to clean up and format so I may enter them in a list of BlockedDomains (php). I've found a list of bad domains, copied it from StackOverflow and then put in a txt file.

This below works, but I'd like to know if there's a better way of implementing this with the re library?

import re

blockedDomains = ("""
    •	tenorshare.com
    •	advancedpdfconverter.com
    •	androiddatarecoverypro.com
    •	any-data-recovery.com
    •	card-data-recovery.com
    """)

stripped = re.sub(r"\s+", "", blockedDomains)
spliced = stripped[1:-1]
pretty = re.sub(r"\•", "',\n'", spliced)

print ('\'' + pretty + '\'')

And this returns a nicely formatted list:
---
'tenorshare.com',
'advancedpdfconverter.com',
'androiddatarecoverypro.com',
'any-data-recovery.com',
'card-data-recovery.co' // no comma
---

[Larz60+]

blockedDomains = [
    'tenorshare.com',
    'advancedpdfconverter.com',
    'androiddatarecoverypro.com',
    'any-data-recovery.com',
    'card-data-recovery.com'
]

for domain in blockedDomains:
    print(f"'{domain}'")

[BidBird]

Hi @Larz60

Sorry, I was not more clear.

The end result desired is the pretty list. The thing I came up agains was prepending or appending the string blockedDomains. I know they're immutable and tried using an empty list but that created a bunch of "".

So, that's why there' a few steps in the re.sub()