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Add an optional IP selection handler to the SDK client initialization step which accepts the request context and expects returning an IP.

Add a default handler for this which looks at the X-Forwarded-For header and falls back to the source IP.

The resulting IP is the IP for which details are fetched.

https://ipinfo.io/developers/batch

Take into account use cases like ipinfo/python#35 to ensure batch ops support is scalable & robust.

Add an optional IP selection handler to the SDK client initialization step which accepts the request context and expects returning an IP.

Add a default handler for this which looks at the X-Forwarded-For header and falls back to the source IP.

The resulting IP is the IP for which details are fetched.

I try to execute the following example present in the documentation:

use Geo::IPinfo;

$ipinfo = Geo::IPinfo->new();
$details = $ipinfo->info('8.8.8.8');

if (defined $details)   # valid data returned
{
  $city = $details->city; # Emeryville
  $loc = $details->loc; # 37.8342,-122.2900
}
else   # invalid data obtained, show error message
{
  print $ipinfo->error_msg . "\n";
}

but without a token the library fails at line 47.
It is possible fix it?

when using Geo::IPinfo the method info return the right detailed object but it unnecessarily print it to console.
I end with plenty of

{
  "ip": "202.3.225.115",
  "city": "Papeete",
  "region": "Îles du Vent",
  "country": "PF",
  "loc": "-17.5373,-149.5665",
  "timezone": "Pacific/Tahiti"
}

on the screen instead of just populating my variables.
is it possible to stop this printing ?

https://ipinfo.io/ip-abuse-contact-api
https://ipinfo.io/developers/hosted-domains
https://ipinfo.io/developers/privacy

The field routine uses valid_fields to determine what a valid field is, and some of the paid fields aren't included in there, so we should add them to it.

Implement SDK support for IP summaries.

Create a simple function that accepts an IP list (max 500k) and returns the JSON response from https://ipinfo.io/tools/map. See the web page on https://ipinfo.io/tools/map for more details.

Make sure the cache key contains a number to indicate the version of the cached data. Data changes that change what's expected in cached data require a version change.

The library essentially queries https://ipinfo.io//geo when we call the function without an IP input, and this endpoint (with the 2 slashes before geo) gives a 404. Likely we changed this behavior in the API at some point so it broke the Perl SDK which didn't have this problem before.

Just a simple fix of not accidentally adding an extra slash is needed.

We have several files like eu.json, countries.json, continents.json and so on, which are loaded during initialization / startup of the client.

Instead of loading these as such, which has risks such as the asset not appearing in a production environment properly, and has a performance penalty during init of loading an on-disk file, we should inline the files into a static, in-memory map / dictionary or similar.