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net-utils-lib

v1.0.5

Published

A TypeScript library for network utilities.

Downloads

19

Readme

Network Utils Library (net-utils-lib)

A TypeScript library for network utilities.

Installation

You can install net-utils-lib using npm:

npm install net-utils-lib

Or with yarn:

yarn add net-utils-lib

Usage

Here's a basic example of how to use the utilities provided by this package:

import {isValidIPv4} from 'net-utils-lib';

// Check if an IP address is valid
const isValid = isValidIPv4('192.168.1.1');
console.log(`Is valid IP: ${isValid}`);

// Calculate the network address
const networkAddress = calculateNetworkAddress('192.168.1.10', '255.255.255.0');
console.log(`Network Address: ${networkAddress}`);

// Calculate available IPs in a subnet
const availableIPs = calculateAvailableIPs('24');
console.log(`Available IPs: ${availableIPs}`);

API

isValidIPv4(ip: string): boolean

Checks if the provided IP address is a valid IPv4 address.

isValidCIDR(cidr: number): boolean

Checks if the provided CIDR notation is valid.

getIPClass(ip: string): string

Returns the class of the provided IP address.

ipToBinary(ip: string): string

Converts an IP address to its binary representation.

binaryToIP(binary: string): string

Converts a binary string to an IP address.

calculateSubnetMask(cidr: number): string

Calculates the subnet mask for a given CIDR notation.

calculateCIDR(subnetMask: string): number

Calculates the CIDR notation from a given subnet mask.

normalizeMaskToCIDR(subnetMaskOrCIDR: string): number

Normalizes a subnet mask or CIDR notation to CIDR.

calculateNetworkAddress(ip: string, subnetMaskOrCIDR: string): string

Calculates the network address for a given IP and subnet mask or CIDR.

calculateWildCardMask(subnetMaskOrCIDR: string): string

Calculates the wild card mask for a given subnet mask or CIDR.

calculateBroadcastAddress(ip: string, subnetMaskOrCIDR: string): string

Calculates the broadcast address for a given IP and subnet mask or CIDR.

calculateIPRange(networkAddress: string, subnetMaskOrCIDR: string): { firstIP: string; lastIP: string }

Calculates the IP range for a given network address and subnet mask or CIDR.

calculateAvailableIPs(subnetMaskOrCIDR: string): number

Calculates the number of available IPs in a subnet.

calculateRequiredSubnets(hostCounts: number[]): number[]

Calculates the required subnets for given host counts.

allocateSubnets(ip: string, subnetMaskOrCIDR: string, hostsPerSubnet: number[]): { network: string; subnetMask: string; cidr: number; broadcast: string; firstIP: string; lastIP: string; availableIPs: number }[]

Allocates subnets from a given IP address and subnet mask or CIDR.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.