nsopen 0.1.0

A tool to perform DNS lookup and open IP addresses in a browser

nsopen

A command-line tool to perform DNS lookups and open resolved IP addresses in a web browser.

Particularly useful when you want to test behind a load balancer that resolves into multiple server IPs.

Installation

python -m pip install .

Usage

Note: pip packages executable directory should be in your PATH environmental variable

# Open all IPs for google.com using HTTPS (default)
nsopen google.com

# Open specific path /elmah.axd on example.com using HTTP protocol
nsopen -p http example.com /elmah.axd

if you didnt install, you can run it via python -m may need to add src folder to PYTHONPATH env var if you are in a different directory

python -m nsopen google.com

Example

nsopen -p https example.com /about

Command line options

usage: nsopen [-h] [-p {http,https}] hostname [path]

Perform DNS lookup and open IP addresses in a browser

positional arguments:
  hostname              The hostname to lookup
  path                  [Optional] path to append to the URL (e.g. /elmah.axd)

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -p, --protocol {http,https}
                        The URL protocol to use (default: https)

Development

Setup

# Install dev dependencies
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

# (optional) install package in editable mode for CLI entry point
pip install -e .

Test

If you didn't install the package, set PYTHONPATH so tests can import the nsopen package.

# From the project root
$env:PYTHONPATH = "${PWD}\src"; pytest

Tooling

Common tooling is configured in pyproject.toml:

• black (code formatting)
• isort (import sorting)
• flake8 (linting)
• pytest (test runner defaults)

Run them as needed, e.g.:

black .
isort .
flake8
pytest