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github.com/the-furry-hubofeverything/PBJelly
Updates DNS records using the Porkbun API
PBJelly -l example.com
2021/06/03 22:34:34 Current IP: 203.0.113.32
2021/06/03 22:34:34 {ID:123456789 Name:test.example.com Type:A Content:203.0.113.22 TTL:600 Prio:0 Notes:}
PBJelly -id "123456789" -i "3h" -n "test.example.com" example.com
2021/06/04 01:35:33 Updated test.example.com to 203.0.113.32
You can also use config files, note that any commandline flags would override the values in the config file
PBJelly -c config/example.toml example.com
Usage: PBJelly [options] <domain>
-c string
Path to config (default "config.toml")
-i duration
Time between updates (default 1h0m0s)
-id string
ID of Porkbun DNS entry, use -l to view ID (default "0")
-l List DNS records under domain
-n string
Name of DNS record
-o Execute update only once (For cron or systemd)
-t string
Type of DNS record (default "A")
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