GDPR Checker
This module is designed to make it easier to look up if a user appears to be a resident covered by the GDPR based on IP address.
This is only a best-effort guess, no guarantee or claim is made that this information will always be accurate or reliable.
Installation:
pip install gdpr_check maxminddb-geolite2
Usage:
from gdpr_check import Checker
# default uses bundled GeoLite2 DB:
c = Checker()
# optional: pass path to local maxmind GeoIP2 database
c = Checker('/path/to/GeoLite2-Country_20180501/GeoLite2-Country.mmdb')
# check IPs
c.is_gdpr_resident_ip('162.255.119.253') # returns True - Czech Republic IP
c.is_gdpr_resident_ip('98.158.84.74') # returns False - Canadian IP
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