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tldtools2

v0.1.0

Published

Extracts a domain into its component parts (node-url wrapper), performs domain inspection functions

Downloads

5

Readme

tldtools

This module provides TLD domain extraction and resolution services. It's useful if you need to extract semantically meaningful tokens from a URL.

Installation

npm install tldtools

Usage

var tldtools = require('tldtools').init();

or

var tldtools = require('tldtools');
tldtools.init(function() {
    console.log('success!');
});

TLD List Caching Notes and Operation

The first time tldtools is loaded it will attempt to call out to http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/netwerk/dns/src/effective_tld_names.dat?raw=1 to retrieve the latest TLD list. This file is parsed, normalised and stored in /.tlds. To override this outbound call and look locally, place your own overriding file in /effective_tld_names.dat

To force a cache refresh of TLD data in your own running application, you must provide a hook which calls tldtools.tldCacheRefresh

tldtools.extract(fqdn)

Extracts tld, domain and subdomain parts from the provided fqdn (supports FQDNs names and URIs).

Based on John Kurkowski's tldextract python library. https://github.com/john-kurkowski/tldextract

Returns an object keyed by

  • tld - top level domain (com, gov.uk etc)
  • domain - first subdomain of tld
  • subdomain - prefixing A records for domain/tld
  • url_tokens - node-url meta structure (convenience)
  • inspect.useful() - closure reporting whether domain and tld parsed correctly
  • inspect.getDomain() - string concatenation of domain + tld

example URL that makes no sense :

var tldtools = require('tldtools').init(function() {
    console.log(tldtools.extract('http://bob:[email protected]:1234/?go=abc&123'));
});

Returns...

{ subdomain: 'wagga.wagga',
  domain: 'funkjazz',
  tld: 'gov.au',
  url_tokens:
   { protocol: 'http:',
     slashes: true,
     auth: 'bob:funk',
     host: 'bob:[email protected]:1234',
     port: '1234',
     hostname: 'wagga.wagga.funkjazz.gov.au',
     href: 'http://bob:[email protected]:1234/?go=abc&123',
     search: '?go=abc&123',
     query: 'go=abc&123',
     pathname: '/' },
  inspect: { useful: [Function], getDomain: [Function] } }

tldtools.tldCacheRefresh(onSuccess, onFail)

Rebuilds the local in-memory cache from either the remote TLD datasource, or a local copy of effective_tld_names.dat if the local copy exists.

  • onSuccess - success callback function()
  • onFail - failure callback function(errorMessage)

tldtools.whois(fqdn, opts = {});

Attempts to perform a whois lookup for the provided fqdn (supprts FQDNs and URI's)

Available options (opts)

  • hostName - whois hostname (default whois.internic.net)
  • port - whois port (default 43)
  • stream_encoding - return encoding (default 'utf8')
  • onSuccess - request complete callback function(whoisData, fqdn, cbPassthrough)
  • onFail - failure callback function(errorMessage, fqdn, cbPassthrough) failure callback
  • cbPassthrough - any extra passthrough parameters to onSuccess or onFail

eg:

tldtools.whois(
    'github.com',
    {
        'onSuccess' : function(whoisData, fqdn, cbPassthrough) {
            console.log(whoisData);
            console.log(fqdn + ' ultimate success!');
            console.log(cbPassthrough);
        },
        'onFail' : function(errorMessage, fqdn, cbPassthrough) {
            console.log(errorMessage);
            console.log(fqdn + ' WHOIS FAILED');
            console.log(cbPassthrough);
        }
    },
    'cbPassthrough' : ['some data']
});

License

MIT