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@nasriya/dns

v1.0.6

Published

A DNS manager for your domains

Downloads

11

Readme

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NasriyaDNS.

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Visit us at www.nasriya.net.

NasriyaDNS is a DNS manager for your domains.

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If your server is running behind a dynamic IP address you can make use of Nasriya DNS manager to update the DNS records of your domain.

Notes:

  • NasriyaDNS is part of HyperCloud's HTTP2 server framework.

Quick Start Guide

Installation

npm i @nasriya/dns

Importing

Import in ES6 modules

import hyperCloudDNS from '@nasriya/dns';

Import in CommonJS (CJS)

const hyperCloudDNS = require('@nasriya/dns').default;

Usage

Start by getting the new IP address:

// Get the machine's public IP
const public_ip: string = await hyperCloudDNS.helpers.getPublicIP();
DuckDNS
// Initialize a provider:
const duckdns: DuckDNSManager = hyperCloudDNS.duckdns(process.env.DUCKDNS_API_TOKEN);

// Update the IP address
await duckdns.records.update('<myDomain>', public_ip);
Cloudflare
import hyperCloudDNS from "nasriya-dns";
const cloudflare = hyperCloudDNS.cloudflare(process.env.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN);

// If you know the Zone ID of your domain, uncomment the below line
// const zone_id = process.env.CLOUDFLARE_ZONE_ID;

// If you don't know the Zone ID. Comment the following 4 lines if you do
const zone_id: string = await cloudflare.zone.list({
    accountName: '<domain.com>',
    just_ids: true
}).then(list => list[0]) as string;

// Get all A records:
const records = await cloudflare.records.list(zone_id, {
    type: 'A',
    simplified: true
})

// Prepare the promises
const promises = records.map(record => {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        cloudflare.records.update({
            zone_id,
            record,
            record_id: record.id,
        }).then(res => resolve(res)).catch(err => reject(err));
    })
})

// Invoke promises
await Promise.allSettled(promises).then(res => {
    const fulfilled = (res.filter(i => i.status === 'fulfilled') as unknown as PromiseFulfilledResult<unknown>[]).map(i => i.value);
    const rejected = (res.filter(i => i.status === 'rejected') as unknown as PromiseRejectedResult[]).map(i => i.reason);

    if (fulfilled.length === res.length) {
        return Promise.resolve({ status: 'success', result: fulfilled });
    } else {
        return Promise.resolve({ status: 'failed', result: rejected });
    }
})

License

Please read the license from here.