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natlas-api

v1.1.1

Published

A Node.JS API for Natlas which scales network scanning

Downloads

8

Readme

A Node.js API for Natlas

📝 Table of Contents

🧐 About

NatlasAPI is a Node.js API that parses page content and retrieves data from the given page in a object oriented format.

Prerequisites

You will require NPM and NodeJS 14+

Debian / Ubuntu

# apt install npm nodejs -y

Installing

Simply install via the node package manager (NPM).

$ npm install natlas-api

🎈 Usage

Example.js

const natlasAPI = require("../src/natlas.js");
const natlas = new natlasAPI("URL TO A NATLAS SERVER");
(async function () {
  console.log(await natlas.getPage(1));
})();

⛏️ Built Using

Known Natlas Servers

Since Natlas is a self-hosted open-source server and not a single central entity.

I have compiled a list of 2 Natlas servers

  • https://ntls.skyn3t.in
    • Ratelimits requests to delay atleast 750ms
    • When being ratelimited you will recieve a '503' status error.
  • https://natlas.io/
    • Ratelimits unknown.

Adding discovered Natlas servers

Email hash(@)skyn3t.in or create a PR on the git repository.

Notes

  • I am looking for someone to write a better README.md!
    • Create a PR on the github repository or email hash(@)skyn3t.in