clj-geoip
is a thin Clojure layer on top
of the MaxMind GeoIP Java API. It allows
you to query information like the country, city or network provider of
a given IP. Have a look at the usage section for an example.
"This product includes GeoLite data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com/."
To use clj-geoip
you first need to download the newest version of
the free GeoIP data files. To do so you can use the download script
UpdateGeoIpFiles.sh
provided in the scripts
folder.
It simply downloads the newest archives and extracts them into
the resources
folder.
MaxMind provides new versions of the data files on a monthly basis. So it's a good idea to run the script every now and then.
Furthermore you have to compile the MaxMind Java classes first. Just run the Leiningen javac command to do so.
> lein javac
This API is pretty simple, just have a look at the following code:
user> (use 'clj-geoip.core)
nil
user> (geoip-init)
true
user> (use 'clojure.pprint)
nil
user> (pprint (lookup "87.152.91.74"))
{:countryName "Germany",
:area-code 0,
:asn "AS3320 Deutsche Telekom AG",
:longitude 7.399994,
:postalCode nil,
:latitude 50.983307,
:city "Engelskirchen",
:metro-code 0,
:region "07",
:countryCode "DE",
:dma-code 0,
:ip "87.152.91.74"}
nil
user> (geoip-close)
true
Use geoip-init
and geoip-close
to start and stop the service and lookup
to
lookup information about the given IP.
The data files are expected to be in the resources
folder but it's
possible to bind the locations in the clj-geoip.core/*dbs*
symbol to a new value.
You can use the provided ring handler to add location information to the request map. Here is a Noir example:
(use 'clj-geoip.handler)
(add-middleware #'geoip-handler)
(defpage "/" []
(str (:location (ring-request))))
;; -> {:countryName "United States", :area-code 650, :longitude -122.0574, :postalCode "94043", :latitude 37.419205, :city "Mountain View", :metro-code 807, :region "CA", :countryCode "US", :dma-code 807, :asn "AS15169 Google Inc.", :ip "209.85.148.100"}
- Pass through of
LookupService
modes. - Ring handler to inject location information into the request map.
- Is the
geoip-close
method really necessary? - Add IPv6 functions.
- Add function to calculate the distance between two IPs.
- Noir test application on Heroku.
Copyright (C) 2012
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.