This app geo-locates flagitious IP addresses using google's map API. The IP addresses come from AutoShun.org, specifically the csv-style data source at https://www.autoshun.org/download/?api_key=${process.env.AUTOSHUN_ACCOUNT_KEY}&format=csv.
A snapshot of the shun list is stored in shunlist.csv, and this is used as a cache in case of a 304 return from AutoShun.
I use ipstack.com's geo ip service. An access key can be acquired at https://ipstack.com/.
http://api.ipstack.com/${ip}?access_key=${process.env.GEO_IP_ACCESS_KEY}&format=1
Each row has an AutoShun IP address. The IP address is presented as a button; click on the IP address and you will be taken to the map location.
You can search by IP or Description (3 characters minimum). Partial searches are supported. Search results will be shown highlighted at the top of the table.
You'll need to acquire an account key for both AutoShun and ipstack, and assign environment variables as noted above (AUTOSHUN_ACCOUNT_KEY and GEO_IP_ACCESS_KEY).
- download this repository
- npm install
In one console, run the webpack target, which will build the client bundle and watch for changes:
npm run webpack
In another console, start the server:
GEO_IP_ACCESS_KEY=... AUTOSHUN_ACCOUNT_KEY=... npm run start
where '...' is your key value that you acquired for the services.
The server serves both the client bundle and the service endpoints needed by the client. The one and only page is loaded at http://localhost:3000.
Tests can be run via npm test. Travis CI runs just the unit tests, and uses secured keys for the geo ip and shun list services.