ipnation

Quickly convert an IPv4 address to an ISO Nation

Install

npm install ipnation

Basic use

> var ipnation = require('ipnation');
> ipnation.fromIPv4('50.19.117.93').then(function(res) {
  console.log(res);
});

{
  iso2: 'US',
  iso3: 'USA',
  isoNation: 'United States'
}

API

fromIPv4(address)

Query the IPv4 address space for a matching ISO nation code.

Arguments

• address: String; a dot-decimal IPv4 address (e.g. 50.19.117.93)

Returns

Promise that resolves to an ISO code set for the address; the promise is rejected with an error if the address is malformed or invalid

Example

> ipnation.fromIPv4('50.19.117.93').then(function(res) {
  console.log(res);
});

{
  iso2: 'US',
  iso3: 'USA',
  isoNation: 'United States'
}

Data

This project is based on the publicly available dataset at ip2nation.com. The source data has been migrated to the following schema:

ipv4_iso3

| | field | type definition | | --- | :---- | :----------------- | | * | ip | UNSIGNED INTEGER | | | iso3 | CHAR(3) |

ip is the dot-decimal IPv4 address converted to binary representation (inet_aton) then unpacked to a long integer.

iso_nations

| | field | type definition | | --- | :--------- | :------------- | | | iso2 | CHAR(2) | | * | iso3 | CHAR(3) | | | iso_nation | VARCHAR(255) |

Persistence

All data resides in a local SQLite3 database which provides portable storage, efficient indexing, and fast querying. If you receive build warnings/errors from SQLite, consult the node-sqlite3 documentation.

Nation data is based on ISO 3166-1 country codes available in the source dataset with a few additions necessary to achieve internal consistency:

• AP; APN; Asia/Pacific Region
• BQ; BES; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
• CW; CUW; Curacao
• EU, EUR, Europe
• GG; GGY; Guernsey
• IM; IMN; Isle of Man
• JE, JEY, Jersey
• MF, MAF, Saint Martin (French)
• SS, SSD, South Sudan
• SX, SXM, Sint Maarten (Dutch)

Currently, a few addresses may resolve to an unknown nation response:

{
  iso2: '??',
  iso3: '???',
  isoNation: 'UNK'
}

Tests

npm test

To get the coverage report:

npm run coverage

Detailed reports are available in the ./artifacts directory. This project maintains 100% coverage of functions and 80%+ coverage of branches.

Contribute

PRs are welcome! PRs must improve or maintian test coverage to be accepted.

For bugs, please include a failing test which passes when your PR is applied. For CRUD actions against the underlying SQLite database, please submit a .sql migration file in the sql directory.