ip-fetcher 0.3.4.2

A Python library to fetch public and private IP addresses.

IP Fetcher

IPFetcher is a Python library designed to fetch, analyze, and monitor IP addresses. It includes functionality for fetching public and private IPs, checking whether an IP is public or private, scraping IP data from websites, and logging this information.

Features

• Fetches Public IP Address: Retrieves the public IP address of the user.
• Retrieves Private IP Address: Retrieves the private IP address of the user.
• Checks IP Type: Determines if a given IP address is IPv4 or IPv6.
• Detects Proxy or VPN: Checks if a given IP address is associated with a known proxy or VPN.
• Saves IPs to a File: Stores public or private IP addresses in a file for later use.
• Reads IPs from a File: Reads previously stored IP addresses from a file.
• Fetches Geolocation Data: Provides geolocation information for a given IP address.
• Scrapes IP Information: Extracts additional IP information from websites.
• Monitors IP Addresses: Continuously pings and fetches location data for an IP address at a set interval.
• Command-Line Interface: Provides a CLI for quick access to the library's functionalities.

Installation

To install the package, use:

pip install ip_fetcher

Changelog

0.3.4.2 (2024-09-18)

• Added Geolocation Lookup: Added function to fetch geolocation data for an IP address.
• Added IP Scraping: Added functionality to scrape additional IP information from websites.
• Enhanced Monitoring: Improved IP address monitoring with pinging and location fetching.
• Updated Error Handling: Refined error handling for IP fetching and file operations.

0.3.4.1 (2024-09-16)

• Fixed Bugs: Addressed various bugs from previous releases.

0.3.4 YANKED (2024-09-16)

• Python 3.6+ Support: Updated compatibility to Python 3.6 or later.
• Refactored f-strings: Changed f-strings to .format() to support older versions of Python (3.3+).
• New IP Saving and Loading Feature: Added functionality to save public and private IP addresses to a file and read them back.
• Improved Version Check: Automatically checks for the latest version on PyPI when the package is imported.

0.3.3 (2024-09-15)

• Updated setup.py Requirements: Changed Python version requirement to >=3.9.7.
• Improved CLI: Enhanced error handling and command functionality; fixed issues from versions 0.3.2 and 0.3.2.9.
• Created Changelog Section: Added a changelog.

Usage

Here are some examples of how to use the ip_fetcher library:

Fetching the Public IP

To get your public IP address:

from ip_fetcher import get_public_ip

public_ip = get_public_ip()
print("Public IP: {}".format(public_ip))

Fetching the Private IP

To get your private IP address:

from ip_fetcher import get_private_ip

private_ip = get_private_ip()
print("Private IP: {}".format(private_ip))

Checking IP Type

To check if an IP address is IPv4 or IPv6:

from ip_fetcher import is_ipv4, is_ipv6

ip_address = "192.168.1.1"

if is_ipv4(ip_address):
    print("{} is an IPv4 address.".format(ip_address))
elif is_ipv6(ip_address):
    print("{} is an IPv6 address.".format(ip_address))
else:
    print("{} is not a valid IP address.".format(ip_address))

Checking If IP is Public or Private

To check if an IP address is public or private:

from ip_fetcher import is_public_or_private

ip_status = is_public_or_private("192.168.1.1")
print(ip_status)  # Output: "192.168.1.1 is Private."

Checking for Proxy or VPN

To check if an IP address is associated with a proxy or VPN:

from ip_fetcher import detect_proxy_or_vpn

ip_address = "8.8.8.8"

proxy_data = detect_proxy_or_vpn(ip_address)
print(proxy_data)

Monitoring IP

To monitor an IP address:

from ip_fetcher import monitor_ip

ip_to_monitor = "8.8.8.8"

try:
    monitor_ip(ip_to_monitor, interval=60)  # 60 seconds interval between checks
except KeyboardInterrupt:
    print("Monitoring stopped.")

Scraping IP Data

To scrape an IP address data from a website:

from ip_fetcher import scrape_ip_data

website_to_scrape = "https://example.com"

scraped_data = scrape_ip_data(website_to_scrape)
print(scraped_data)

IP Geolocation Lookup

To lookup and IP address geolocation:

from ip_fetcher import geolocation_lookup

ip_to_lookup = "8.8.8.8"

geo_data = geolocation_lookup(ip_to_lookup)
print(geo_data)

Saving IP Addresses to a File

You can save the public or private IP to a file for later use:

from ip_fetcher import get_public_ip, get_private_ip, store

public_ip = get_public_ip()
private_ip = get_private_ip()

# Save the IP addresses to a file
store(public_ip, "ip_addresses.txt")
store(private_ip, "ip_addresses.txt")

print("IP addresses saved to ip_addresses.txt")

Reading IP Addresses from a File

You can load and display the saved IPs from a file:

from ip_fetcher import read

ips = read("ip_addresses.txt")
for ip in ips:
    print(ip)

Reading a Specific IP Address from a File

You can load and display a specific IP address from a file:

from ip_fetcher import read_specific

public_ip = read_specific("public_ip_address", "ip_addresses.txt")
if public_ip:
    print("Stored Public IP: {}".format(public_ip))
else:
    print("Public IP address not found in the file.")

Command-Line Interface (CLI)

After installing the package, you can use the command-line interface to access the library's functionalities directly from the terminal.

Fetch Public IP

ip-fetcher --public

Fetch Private IP

ip-fetcher --private

Fetch Both Public and Private IPs

ip-fetcher --public --private

Note: Ensure that the CLI tools are correctly set up after installation. If you encounter issues, verify that your PATH environment variable includes the directory where ip-fetcher is installed.