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kuyuip

v0.0.5

Published

CLI for querying IP and domain location data through the kuyuip API.

Readme

kuyuip CLI

Command-line tool for querying IP and domain location data with kuyuip.

Use kuyuip in your terminal to check an IP address, a domain name, or your current public IP.

Install

npm install -g kuyuip@latest

After installation, verify that the command is available:

kuyuip --version

Get Your Key

Go to kuyuip.com, then sign up or log in to your account.

  1. Open kuyuip.com.
  2. Open the key management page in your account.
  3. Create an API Key.
  4. Copy the key and save it into the CLI.

Once your key is saved, you can use the CLI without re-entering it every time.

Configure

kuyuip config set key YOUR_API_KEY

You can inspect the current local config with:

kuyuip config show

If you want to remove the saved key later:

kuyuip config unset key

Usage

Query an IP:

kuyuip 8.8.8.8

Query a domain:

kuyuip openai.com

Query your current public IP:

kuyuip self

View usage:

kuyuip usage

Get JSON output:

kuyuip lookup 8.8.8.8 --json

Show command help:

kuyuip --help

Update

Upgrade to the latest version:

npm install -g kuyuip@latest