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IPMap geolocates a given ip address/addresses from a file, then generates a leaflet map pin-pointing the location of each ip address on it (with the right argument).
- Looks up ip address(es) and returns the associated information.
- Looks up an ip address(es) and returns the associated information then pin points the location of the ip address(es) on a generated leaflet map.
- Opens Google Earth on the location of the specified ip address(es).
- Generated maps are saved to the
maps
directory in the user's home directory which is created on runtime if it does not exist. - Does not use external dependencies for the map, instead uses an already written html map template.
IPMap can be installed from PyPI by running the following command in terminal/command prompt
pip install ipmap
Or if you prefer to install it from source, you can run the following command
pip install git+https://github.com/rly0nheart/ipmap.git
# install poetry
pip install poetry
# clone the project
git clone https://github.com/rly0nheart/ipmap
# move to the ipmap directory
cd ipmap
# build the wheel file
poetry build
# install the built wheel (Linux)
pip install dist/*.whl
# install built wheel (Windows)
pip install .\dist\generated-wheel-file-name.whl
To see the usage, you can simply run
ipmap --help
The output should look like the following
usage:
Geolocate IP Address(es) (with an interactive map)
--------------------------------------------------
ipmap <ip> --map
Open Google Earth on the given coordinates
--------------------------------------------
ipmap <ip> --earth
Lookup IP Address(es) (same as map but without an interactive map)
------------------------------------------------------------------
ipmap <ip> --lookup
IPMap (IP Mapper) — by Richard Mwewa (https://about.me/rly0nheart)
positional arguments:
ip target ip address
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-e, --earth Open Google Earth on the location of a given ip
-l, --lookup Lookup an ip (like --map, but without an interactive
map)
-m, --map Geolocate an ip (with an interactive map)
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
map output name (default ipmap)
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
A cross-platform easy-to-use ip geolocation & mapping tool.
You can also pass a file containing ip addresses to
--ip
, IPMap will process the file accordingly and read each ip line by line.
- Justin Clark - Added README_ar.md for Arabic translation
If you'd like to translate the project's README in any language, or if you can improve the (Google translated) translations of the already existing README's, feel free to open a pull request with your translations. I'd be more than happy to include them in the project :).