[tuga]

Have you thought about offering downloadable versions of to the database through MMDB, CSV, or JSON formats? This would enable users to utilize the database offline, similar to the setup provided by IPinfo.io for their free IP database.

[bswinnerton]

Yeah, if you click on "bulk data" you'll see the two statically hosted CSVs for ASN and IP data. What else would you find useful in those datasets? It's quite easy to expand on them.

[tuga]

I suppose I was overly enthusiastic about the project and overlooked the bulk part . Thank you. Personally, I prefer to use local MMDB versions as they provide faster results and do not require network usage. Having knowledge about whether an IP is a proxy, VPN, data center, etc. is valuable to me, but I understand that it may vary depending on each project's requirements.

[meeb]

Without wishing to gazump on tuga's excellent project, you can get mmdb files for IPs and ASNs free for personal use from https://ipnetdb.com/ that will probably provide the data you want.

(Disclaimer: I work for the company that develops IPNetDB).

[byyll]

Countries.

[bswinnerton]

The country code is the last portion of the networks CSV:

  $ curl -sL ip.guide/bulk/networks.csv | head -n 2
  prefix,asn,organization,country
  1.0.0.0/24,13335,"Cloudflare, Inc.",US

[byyll]

I meant something like de.csv to get a list of IP ranges in Germany.