A simple Vue application that helps you retrieve and display information about your IP address. This app leverages the IPdata platform https://ipdata.co/ to get the IP information. The retrieved IP information is also used to retrieve weather and twitter trend information based on the location from your IP.

• Demo
• Features
• Technologies
• Installation Setup
• Language
• Dependencies
• License

Here is a working live demo: https://ip-web-lookup.herokuapp.com

• Get IP address information
• Get weather information from IP
• Get twitter trends by location from IP
• Search functionality to get information on other IP addresses

• Vue
• Ant Design Vue
• Node.js
• Express
• IPData
• Dark-sky API
• Twitter API

consumer_key
consumer_secret
access_token_key
access_token_secret

https://developer.twitter.com/en/apps - create an app and get the tokens above

ip_data_key - Checkout https://ipdata.co for guide on how to get an API key

DARKSKY_API - https://darksky.net/dev

NODE_ENV - production, development...
PRODUCTION_URL
PORT - Specify a different port for the server. Defaults to 4000

• Clone repo:

  Open CMD for windows users, or any other terminal you use.

    git clone https://github.com/Nedson202/IP-lookup
  

• Install project dependencies:

  This codebase uses the yarn package manager.

  Enter the following on your Terminal/CMD to change into the directory of the cloned repo and install all app dependencies

    Install the yarn package manager if you don't have it(optional).
  
    $ npm i -g yarn
  
  
    Change directory to cloned repo (IP-lookup)
  
    $ cd IP-lookup
  
    Install all dependencies
  
    $ yarn
  

• Start the app:

  Note: In order to properly test, you would need to use ngrok or a similar service to assign you a remote host since localhost doesn't exactly give a searchable remoteAddress which can be sent to IPData.

  Enter the following on your terminal/cmd to start the app

    $ yarn start-all
  

• Open browser

    Navigate to http://localhost:4000 on the browser
  

• Additional setup: This app uses the dotenv package to load environment variables. For more info visit dotenv.

  • Create a .env file in the root directory of the codebase
  • Copy the content of the .env-sample file and add their corresponding values appropriately.

• Javascript

Click here to view all dependencies.

You can check out the full license here

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.