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loopback-connector-shodan
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Strongloop connector for shodan APi
To run the example you will need to provide your tokens
In your LoopBack project:
$ npm install loopback-connector-shodan
To use the connector, define the datasource using the connector in your datasources.json file:
"twilio": {
"name": "shodan",
"connector": "loopback-connector-shodan",
"token": "YOUR_TOKEN"
}
Next, attach the created datasource to a model in the model-config.json file:
"Explore": {
"dataSource": "shodan",
"public": true
}
Now, using the created model, you can make calls using the call method of the model:
Shodan.query(options, callback);
To run the example in the /example/example.js directory, you must set the following values in the file:
var SID = 'YXXXNT_SID';
var QUERY = 'YOURXXXOKEN';
Next, from the from the /loopback-connector-shodan/ directory, install the loopback module using the following command:
$ npm install loopback
Finally, run the example app using the following command from the /loopback-connector-shodan/ directory:
$ node ./example/example.js
0.1.0
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Strongloop connector for shodan APi
We found that loopback-connector-shodan 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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