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@dyndns/ipify
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This package consumes ipify.org APIs and retrieves the current machines public IP address (both v4 and v6). This can be used in both CLI and library (JS/Typescript in both NodeJS and browser) mode.
There are three different methods to install and use this package.
# 1) no installation
# npx (or similar package runners)
npx @dyndns/ipify@latest
# 2) install globally (usable in other apps and CLI)
# npm (or similar package runners)
npm i -g @dyndns/ipify@latest
# 3) install as a dependency in your application
# npm (or similar package runners)
npm i @dyndns/ipify@latest
If you've followed the library method in the first step, then the package is available as a dependency.
// javascript (CJS)
const ipRetriever = require('@dyndns/ipify');
const retrieveIP = ipRetriever.create();
retrieveIP('v4') // or "v6"
.then((ipAddress) => console.log(ipAddress))
.catch(console.error);
// typescript/javascript (module)
import * as ipRetriever from '@dyndns/ipify';
const retrieveIP = ipRetriever.create();
retrieveIP('v4') // or "v6"
.then((ipAddress) => console.log(ipAddress))
.catch(console.error);
If you've followed the CLI installation method in the first step, then the package is available as a command in your OS.
# using npx
npx @dyndns/ipify@latest
# if installed globally
dd-ipify --help
ipify.org command-line interface (CLI)
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--help Show help [boolean]
--ip IP address version [choices: "v4", "v6"] [default: "v4"]
GPL-3.0
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We found that @dyndns/ipify demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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