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Official Typescript / Javascript SDK for AstroIP.co Geolocation API
This is the official Javascript Library for AstroIP.co, which allows a fast lookup of any IP address or ASN. Our main features are:
IP Geolocation data (country, city, postal codes, latitude, longitude)
Timezone data
Currency data
Security data (TOR insights, Crawler insights, Proxy insigths)
ASN data (number of IPs managed by an ASN, the organization name, the list of IP blocks managed by a given ASN, service type like isp, gov, edu, etc..)
User Agent detection
In order to use AstroIP.co API, you will need to register a free account at https://astroip.co and get an API KEY. All data fields are always enabled regardless of the subscription tier.
The Free tier will allow up to 30,000 requests a month. The PRO tier will allow for up to 3 Mil requests a month. More pricing info are available at: https://astroip.co/#pricing-section
Npm
$ npm i astroip-typescript
Yarn
$ yarn add astroip-typescript
IP Lookup:
const {AstroIP} = require("astroip-typescript")
let testApiKey = '1725E47C-1486-4369-AAFF-463CC9764026';
const client = new AstroIP(testApiKey);
let hostname = true;
let userAgent = true;
let ipInfo = await client.lookupIP('8.8.8.8', hostname, userAgent);
console.log(ipInfo);
ASN Lookup:
const {AstroIP} = require("astroip-typescript")
let testApiKey = '1725E47C-1486-4369-AAFF-463CC9764026';
const client = new AstroIP(testApiKey);
let asnInfo = await client.lookupASN("AS15169");
console.log(asnInfo);
FAQs
Official Typescript / Javascript SDK for AstroIP.co Geolocation API
We found that astroip-typescript 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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