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@headwall/trusted-network-providers

v1.9.0

Published

Trusted network hosts and address ranges.

Readme

trusted-network-providers

A lightweight Node.js library for identifying IP addresses that belong to trusted network providers. Prevent your firewalls from blocking legitimate services like payment processors, search engine crawlers, and monitoring tools.

npm version License: MIT Node.js Version Test Status Security

Quick Start

npm install @headwall/trusted-network-providers
const trustedProviders = require('@headwall/trusted-network-providers');

// Load built-in providers (Googlebot, Stripe, PayPal, Cloudflare, etc.)
trustedProviders.loadDefaultProviders();

// Initialize dynamic providers
await trustedProviders.reloadAll();

// Check an IP address
const provider = trustedProviders.getTrustedProvider('66.249.66.87');
console.log(provider); // "Googlebot"

const unknown = trustedProviders.getTrustedProvider('123.123.123.123');
console.log(unknown); // null

Use Cases

  • Firewall Management: Whitelist IPs for WordPress hosting networks
  • Rate Limiting: Bypass rate limits for trusted crawlers
  • Access Control: Allow trusted services through security layers
  • Traffic Analysis: Identify and categorize legitimate traffic sources

Built-in Providers

Includes 20+ trusted providers out of the box:

  • Search Engines: Googlebot, AhrefsBot, SemrushBot
  • Payment Processors: Stripe, PayPal, Opayo
  • Email Services: Outlook, Brevo, Mailgun
  • CDN/Infrastructure: Cloudflare, BunnyNet
  • Development Tools: GTmetrix, GetTerms, Labrika
  • Social Media: FacebookBot
  • E-commerce: ShipHero
  • Networks: Private/Internal (RFC 1918)

Key Features

  • ✅ Fast synchronous IP lookups (< 1ms typical)
  • ✅ Support for IPv4 and IPv6
  • ✅ CIDR range matching
  • ✅ Dynamic provider updates from external sources
  • ✅ Easy custom provider integration
  • ✅ Zero configuration with sensible defaults

API

Core Functions

// Load default providers
loadDefaultProviders();

// Update all providers with dynamic data
await reloadAll();

// Check if IP is trusted (returns provider name or null)
getTrustedProvider(ipAddress);

// Check if IP is trusted (returns boolean)
isTrusted(ipAddress);

// Provider management
addProvider(provider);
deleteProvider(providerName);
hasProvider(providerName);
getAllProviders();

// Testing
await runTests();

Documentation

  • Requirements - Project requirements and specifications
  • Implementation - Architecture and technical details
  • Security - Security features and best practices
  • Issues - Known issues and improvement opportunities

Example: Custom Provider

trustedProviders.addProvider({
  name: 'My Custom Network',
  testAddresses: ['10.0.0.1'],
  ipv4: {
    addresses: ['10.0.0.1'],
    ranges: ['10.0.0.0/24'],
  },
  ipv6: {
    addresses: [],
    ranges: [],
  },
});

Example: Express.js Middleware

app.use((req, res, next) => {
  const provider = trustedProviders.getTrustedProvider(req.ip);
  if (provider) {
    req.trustedProvider = provider;
    // Skip rate limiting, logging, etc.
  }
  next();
});

Maintenance

Update bundled IP assets before releases:

./scripts/update-assets.sh

License

MIT © Paul Faulkner

Contributing

Issues and pull requests welcome on GitHub.