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cidr-address

v0.1.4

Published

CIDR Address matching for IPv4 and IPv6 internet addresses

Downloads

299

Readme

cidr-address

CIDR Address matching for IPv4 and IPv6 internet addresses. Other libraries for CIDR are on NPM, but none handled IPv6.

A CIDR Address is of the form "ipaddress/bits" where:

  • ipaddress - is a full 0.0.0.0 IPv4 or 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0 IPv6 address or partial addresses (will be zero-filled).
  • bits - the number of hi-order bits that should be matched with standard ip addresses.

Only 64 bits are tracked in IPv6. If you need more (like the full 128), pass in your precision bits as the second argument to the constructor. (Nobody needs more than 64-bits.)

Install

npm install cidr-address

Use

var CidrAddress = require("cidr-address");

var cidr = new CidrAddress("192.168.1.1/24");
cidr.has("192.168.1.128");    //=> true
cidr.has("192.168.11.00");    //=> false

Now let's handle IPv6!

var cidr = new CidrAddress("fe80::d547/48", 64);
cidr.has("fe80:0:d547:aaaa"); //=> true;
cidr.has("::1");              //=> false;