IP is an immutable value object for (both version 4 and 6) IP addresses. Several helper methods are provided for ranges, broadcast and network addresses, subnet masks, whether an IP is a certain type (defined by RFC's), etc.
This project aims for simplicity of use and any contribution towards that goal - whether a bug report, modifications to the codebase, or an improvement to the accuracy or readability of the documentation - are always welcome.
Documentation
Full documentation is available in the docs/ folder.
Code of Conduct
This project includes and adheres to the Contributor Covenant as a Code of Conduct.
Upgrading
This library is fairly similar to how it was in 3.3.1; the main differences
are:
- There are three main classes instead of one:
IPv4,IPv6, andMulti(for both version 4 and 6 addresses). - Objects are created using a static factory method
IpInterface::factory()instead of the constructor to speed up internal processes. - A few methods have been renamed (see the API reference).
- Finally, the default for representing version 4 addresses internally has changed from IPv4-compatible to IPv4-mapped.
Brief Example
<?php
use Darsyn\IP\Exception;
use Darsyn\IP\Version\IPv4;
try {
$ip = IPv4::factory('192.168.0.1');
} catch (Exception\InvalidIpAddressException $e) {
exit('The IP address supplied is invalid!');
}
$companyNetwork = IPv4::factory('216.58.198.174');
if (!$ip->inRange($companyNetwork, 25)) {
throw new \Exception('Request not from a known company IP address.');
}
// Is it coming from the local network?
if (!$ip->isPrivateUse()) {
record_visit($ip->getBinary(), $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']);
}License
Please see the separate license file included in this repository for a full copy of the MIT license, which this project is licensed under.
Authors
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