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@headwall/trusted-network-providers

v1.4.5

Published

Trusted network hosts and address ranges.

Downloads

63

Readme

trusted-network-providers

Provides a quick way of taking an IP address and seeing if it matches against a trusted network provider.

Install

npm install @headwall/trusted-network-providers

Sample usage

The main function is getTrustedProvider(ipAddress) and it returns the name of the trusted provider (if found) or null.

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

trustedProviders.loadDefaultProviders();

trustedProviders.reloadAll()
	.then(() => {
		console.log('Ready to run');
		console.log(trustedProviders.getTrustedProvider('123.123.123.123'));
		console.log(trustedProviders.getTrustedProvider('8.8.8.8'));
	});

Custom trusted network providers

Trusted network providers are simple collections of IP addresses and ranges. You can add your own provider like this:

/**
 * Add a custom trusted network provider that contains two addresses,
 * and add these addresses to the tests.
 */
trustedProviders.addProvider({
	name: 'My custom network',
	testAddresses: [
		'12.12.12.34',
		'12.12.34.34'
	],
	ipv4: {
		addresses: [
			'12.12.12.34',
			'12.12.34.34'
		],
		ranges: []
	},
	ipv6: {
		addresses: [],
		ranges: []
	}
});

Addresses ranges can be specified in CIDR format:

ipv4: {
	addresses: [],
	ranges: [
		'12.12.12.0/24'
	]
}

Dynamic reload

If your trusted network provider needs to update its list of addressess occasionally, provide a reload() function that returns a promise:

/**
 * Add a custom trusted network provider that contains two addresses,
 * and add these addresses to the tests.
 */
const myProvider = {
	name: 'My custom network',
	reload: () => {
		return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
			// Do some logic to fetch the addresses...
			myProvider.ipv4.addresses = [];
			myProvider.ipv4.addresses.push(yourCustomAddress1);
			myProvider.ipv4.addresses.push(yourCustomAddress2);
			myProvider.ipv4.ranges.push(yourCustomCidrRange1);
			// ...
				// Finished.
			resolve();
		});
	},
	testAddresses: [],
	ipv4: {
		addresses: [],
		ranges: []
	},
	ipv6: {
		addresses: [],
		ranges: []
	}
};

Additional functionality

Additional utility functions:

addProvider(provider)
getAllProviders()
getTrustedProvider(ipAddress)
hasProvider(providerName)
hasProvider(provider)
isTrusted(ipAddress)
loadDefaultProviders()
reloadAll()
runTests()