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ggip

v2.1.1

Published

Official command-line interface for Greip.io

Downloads

31

Readme

Greip CLI

The official command-line interface (CLI) for Greip.

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NPM Package Github Repository

npm version   GitHub code size in bytes   License: Apache 2.0   API Status


Installation

npm i --global ggip

or

yarn global add ggip

Usage


$ ggip help
Usage: ggip [options] [command]

Greip CLI is a command-line interface for the Greip.io

Options:
-h, --help Display help for command
-v, --version Display the current version

Commands:
login <token> Login to the CLI
logout Logout from the CLI
me [options] Display your IP address and location information
lookup [options] <ip> Lookup a given IP address and display its location information
country [options] <country> Display information about a given country
asn [options] <asn> Display information about a given ASN
bin [options] <bin> Lookup a given Bank Identification Number (BIN) and display its information
iban [options] <iban> Validate a given International Bank Account Number (IBAN)
email [options] <email> Validate a given email address
phone [options] <phone> <country> Validate a given phone number
profanity [options] <text> Check a given text for profanity
help [command] display help for command

Configuration

After installing the CLI, you need to set your API token in order to use it's funcitonalities. This step can be done just by running the login command as follows:

ggip login your-api-key

Note You can obtain an API token just by creating an account at Greip.io.

Usage

1. Available commands

To get a list of all available commands of the CLI just use the help command as follows:

ggip help

This will provide you a list of commands and options.

2. Available options & examples

To list the availabe options and examples for a specific command, just try the help help command with the command want as follows:

ggip help lookup

This will provide you a list of available optioins with some usage examples for the lookup command.

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