Pub-ip is a command-line utility to get the public ip address of your machine when your machine is hidden behind a NAT, like home computers usually are.
Warning This tool uses third-party services to retrieve the public IP address
You can install this program using cargo:
bash
cargo install pub-ip
In the future, I'd like to provide pre-built executables on this progect repository using CI/CD
Simply run pub-ip on your terminal.
You can specify which server to use:
- pub-ip ipify
- pub-ip httpbin
- pub-ip myip
- pub-ip ifconfig
When no server is specified, all servers are queried, in the above order, until there is a result.
By default, when all servers fail, pub-ip outputs NOTFOUND.\
You can override this behavior by using the --notfound flag (or -f):
pub-ip ipify --notfound orpub-ip ipify -fBy default pub-ip prints a newline character at the end.\
You can override this behaviour by using the --newline flag (or -l)
pub-ip ipify --newline orpub-ip ipify -lUse pub-ip --help to display help informations.
Use pub-ip --version to display version informations.
Licensed under Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
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