cli

Fixes an issue with IPv6 parsing where IPv6 addresses with compression in the
middle was not properly recognizing the full remaining string at the right side
of the compression.

A cidr2ip subcommand is added which converts CIDRs to individual IPs within
those CIDRs.

The command also exists as a standalone binary.

cidr2ip accepts inputs the same way our other commands do, via stdin, args,
files, etc.

cidr2ip converts CIDRs to individual IPs within those CIDRs.

The command exists as a standalone binary in addition to as a subcommand on the
main ipinfo command.

cidr2ip accepts inputs the same way our other commands do, via stdin, args,
files, etc.

Added the new relay and service fields from the API into the CLI.

Also updated the summarize subcommand to include summarized relay counts and
top privacy services.

A range2ip subcommand is added which converts IP ranges to individual IPs
within those ranges.

The command also exists as a standalone binary.

range2ip accepts inputs the same way our other commands do, via stdin, args,
files, etc.

range2ip converts IP ranges to individual IPs within those ranges.

The command exists as a standalone binary in addition to as a subcommand on the
main ipinfo command.

range2ip accepts inputs the same way our other commands do, via stdin, args,
files, etc.

• ipinfo now supports file-based caching by default. All requests will be
  cached for 24 hours, and the maximum cache file size will be 1GB before
  pruning automatically occurs.
  • You may disable the cache with --nocache on any command that would
    otherwise use it.
  • You can manually clear the cache with ipinfo cache clear.
  • We will add more capabilities and configuration to the cache in future
    releases.
• ipinfo <domain> is now allowed, e.g. ipinfo google.com, which will lookup
  the IP address found at google.com.
• ipinfo's field selection flag -f/--field can now accept multiple fields
  separated by commas, including repeatedly, e.g.
  ipinfo 1.1.1.1 -f ip,asn,privacy,company.type.
• ipinfo prips now allows piping in input the same exact way as ipinfo bulk
  and other commands that take IP inputs.
• When inputting files via stdin or arguments for commands like ipinfo bulk,
  ipinfo map, etc., the files may now also contain CIDRs & IP ranges which
  will be converted into individual IPs.
• ipinfo login now also accepts the token as the first argument, e.g.
  ipinfo login <token>.
• ipinfo login now checks if the token you're logging in with is actually
  valid, by checking via an IPinfo API endpoint.
• When login is required for some features, error messages shown when logged
  out now indicate that login is required.
• Fix a bug in ipinfo summarize where percentage calculations were off when
  the total IP count did not match the unique IP count.
• Fix a bug in grepip where -o doesn't properly handle outputting lines
  where more than 2 IPs were on the same line being parsed.
• Fix a bug in grepip where it could crash due to a too-lenient IPv4 parser.
• When cidr2range accepts a file, it now also looks to see if there is a
  header in CSV form, and if so changes the first column to range, just as it
  changes the first non-header columns from CIDRs to IP ranges.
• When range2cidr accepts a file, it now also looks to see if there is a
  header in CSV form, and if so changes the first column to cidr, just as it
  changes the first non-header columns from IP ranges to CIDRs. NOTE: this
  will work even if the IP range takes up 2 columns as in start_ip,end_ip,
  in which case both columns are replaced by a single column cidr.
• Support for plan9 builds will be removed in future releases for the
  separate commands cidr2range, range2cidr and grepip, and will be
  dropped right now for ipinfo. Please see the following issue for details:
  https://github.com/etcd-io/bbolt/issues/231

• Fix a bug in grepip where -o doesn't properly handle outputting lines
  where more than 2 IPs were on the same line being parsed.
• Fix a bug in grepip where it could crash due to a too-lenient IPv4 parser.

• When range2cidr accepts a file, it now also looks to see if there is a
  header in CSV form, and if so changes the first column to cidr, just as it
  changes the first non-header columns from IP ranges to CIDRs. NOTE: this
  will work even if the IP range takes up 2 columns as in start_ip,end_ip,
  in which case both columns are replaced by a single column cidr.

• When cidr2range accepts a file, it now also looks to see if there is a
  header in CSV form, and if so changes the first column to range, just as it
  changes the first non-header columns from CIDRs to IP ranges.

Fixed ipinfo cidr2range so it supports IPv6 on the argument line as well, and
not just in files.

Fixed cidr2range so it supports IPv6 on the argument line as well, and not
just in files.

ipinfo cidr2range and ipinfo range2cidr now support IPv6 ranges & CIDRs for
conversion.

range2cidr now supports IPv6 ranges for conversion into CIDRs.

cidr2range now supports IPv6 CIDRs for conversion into ranges.

• -v or --version can now also be used to print the version
  for the ipinfo command.
• The 5 top domains associated with a group of IPs in the IP Summary
  response will also be displayed.
• The IP Summary feature will no longer be limited to 1k IPs starting tomorrow.

Fixes subcommand completion not showing in ipinfo --help message.

range2cidr is a utility for converting from IP ranges to CIDRs. For example,
1.1.1.0-1.1.1.3 or 1.1.1.0,1.1.1.3 gives 1.1.1.0/30.

Files containing IP ranges can also be passed in via stdin and/or arguments.

See range2cidr --help for details.

cidr2range is a utility for converting from CIDRs to IP ranges. For example,
1.1.1.0/30 gives 1.1.1.0-1.1.1.3.

Files containing CIDRs can also be passed in via stdin and/or arguments.

See cidr2range --help for details.

Shell auto-completion is now supported for at least bash, zsh and fish.

Other shells may also be supported if those shells support auto-completion via
using the COMP_LINE environment variable.

Type grepip --help for the list of options available for installation.