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whois-no-api-key
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This package allows you to use AS207111 Whois without an API Key. As AS207111 Whois verification link doesn't work I made this package for you.
This package allows you to use AS207111 Whois without an API Key. As AS207111 Whois verification link doesn't work I made this package for you.
const whois = require('whois-no-api-key')
whois('109.107.200.151').then((data)=>{
console.log(data)
/*
{
ip: '143.244.38.13',
city: 'London',
postal: 'EC2V',
region: 'ENG',
country: 'GB',
lat: 51.5095,
lon: -0.0955,
timezone: 'Europe/London',
asn: {
asn: 60068,
name: 'CDN77',
isp: 'Datacamp Limited',
network: '143.244.36.0/22'
},
company: { name: 'Cdn77 LON' },
privacy: { proxy: false, hosting: true, mobile: false }
}
*/
})
whois('IP Address','Service URL')
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This package allows you to use AS207111 Whois without an API Key. As AS207111 Whois verification link doesn't work I made this package for you.
The npm package whois-no-api-key receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, whois-no-api-key popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that whois-no-api-key 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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