npm install random-ipv6> Return a random ipv6 address.
``
$ npm install --save random-ipv6
> For more use-cases see the tests
`js
var randomIpv6 = require('random-ipv6');
// API
// - randomIpv6(schema[, options]);
randomIpv6();
// => 2c56:9a76:aee6:3552:855a:f757:3611:255a
randomIpv6('127:0::{token}.1', {
token: {
min: 0,
max: 65535
}
});
// => 127.0.::f757.1
randomIpv6('{token}::1', {
padded: true,
token:{
min: 0,
max: 65535
}
});
// => 0ee1::0001
randomIpv6('{token}:0:0:0:0:1:0:0', {
compressed: true,
token:{
min: 0,
max: 65535
}
});
// => f07a::1:0:0
`
Note:
- schema - the ipv6 schema, default '{token1}:{token2}:{token3}:{token4}:{token5}:{token6}:{token7}:{token8}'.options
- - options for every token, each token has min and max option, which both are from 0 to 65535.options.padded
- - pad prefix 0 with part when it's length less than 4.options.compressed` - compress the ipv6.
-
- random-ipv4 - Return a random ipv4 address.
- random-tld - Return a random tld(Top Level Domain).
- random-domains - Return a random domain.
- random-email - Return a random email.
- random-protocol - Return a random protocol.
- random-hashtag - Return a random hashtag.
- random-uri - Return a random url.
- random-avatar - Return a URL to a random avatar from Gravatar.
Pull requests and stars are highly welcome.
For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.