Lists of every ICANN TLD in multiple formats
npm install tld-enum * CSV Format
* All Format Files
* Updating the Format Files
* Node Usage
* PHP Usage
tld-enum package to your projectsh
$ npm install tld-enum --save
`
* add the module to your source
js
const tldEnum = require('tld-enum');
`
* access the list by using the array
`js
const tldEnum = require('tld-enum');
console.log(tldEnum.list); //an array with every IANA TLD
`
The following example...
js
const tldEnum = require('tld-enum'); console.log("There are " + tldEnum.list.length + " IANA TLDs");
let tldCheck;
tldCheck = "com";
console.log("Is '" + tldCheck + "' a real TLD?");
if (tldEnum.list.indexOf(tldCheck.toLowerCase()) != -1) {
console.log(" yes");
} else {
console.log(" no");
}
tldCheck = "somethingWeird";
console.log("Is '" + tldCheck + "' a real TLD?");
if (tldEnum.list.indexOf(tldCheck.toLowerCase()) != -1) {
console.log(" yes");
} else {
console.log(" no");
}
`
Should produce the following output...
txt
There are 1577 IANA TLDs
Is 'com' a real TLD?
yes
Is 'somethingWeird' a real TLD?
no
`#### More Node Examples
* js-demo.js Demo using the simple array of every TLD in JavaScript.
* js-desc-demo.js Demo using the TLD description hashmap in JavaScript.
* js-type-demo.js Demo using the TLD type hashmap in JavaScript.
* js-info-demo.js Demo using the array of TLD info hashmaps in JavaScript.
$3
* use composer to add the package to your project
`sh
$ composer require katmore/tld-enum
`
* access the list by using the class constant array
`php
print_r(\TldEnum\TldList::TLD_LIST); //an array with every IANA TLD
`
The following example...
php
use TldEnum\TldList; echo "There are " . count(TldList::TLD_LIST) . " IANA TLDs\n";
$tldCheck = "com";
echo "Is '$tldCheck' a real TLD?\n";
if (in_array(strtolower($tldCheck), TldList::TLD_LIST)) {
echo " yes\n";
} else {
echo " no\n";
}
$tldCheck = "somethingWeird";
echo "Is '$tldCheck' a real TLD?\n";
if (in_array(strtolower($tldCheck), TldList::TLD_LIST)) {
echo " yes\n";
} else {
echo " no\n";
}
`
Should produce the following output...
txt
There are 1577 IANA TLDs
Is 'com' a real TLD?
yes
Is 'somethingWeird' a real TLD?
no
`#### More PHP Examples
* php-demo.php Demo using the simple array of every TLD in PHP.
* php-TldDesc-demo.php Demo using the TLD description hashmap in PHP.
* php-TldType-demo.php Demo using the TLD type hashmap in PHP.
* php-TldInfo-demo.php Demo using the array of TLD info hashmaps in PHP.
TLD List Formats
* CSV: tlds.csv
A CSV file providing a row for every IANA TLD with the following three columns: domain (TLD), description, and type.
* PHP
* TldList.php
A PHP source file providing a class constant array comprised of every IANA TLD.
* TldDesc.php
A PHP source file providing a class constant assoc array with a key for every IANA TLD and the corresponding TLD's "description" as the value.
* TldType.php
A PHP source file providing a class constant assoc array with a key for every IANA TLD and the corresponding TLD's "type" as the value.
* TldInfo.php
A PHP source file providing a class constant array of "info" assoc array elements of every IANA TLD.
* JSON
* tld-list.json
A JSON formatted array comprised of every IANA TLD.
* tld-desc.json
A JSON formatted object with a property for every IANA TLD and the corresponding TLD's "description" as the value.
* tld-type.json
A JSON formatted object with a property for every IANA TLD and the corresponding TLD's "type" as the value.
* tld-info.json
A JSON formatted array of "info" object elements of every IANA TLD.
* JavaScript
* list.js
An export module with an array comprised of every IANA TLD.
* desc.js
An export module with an object containing a property for every IANA TLD and the corresponding TLD's "description" as the value.
* type.js
An export module with an object containing a property for every IANA TLD and the corresponding TLD's "type" as the value.
* info.js
An export module with an array comprised of "info" object elements of every IANA TLD.
Updating the TLD format files
All TLD List Formats can be updated with the latest data from IANA by using the TLD Update Utility.sh
$ bin/devel/update-formats.sh
`$3
* Node.js version 8.11 or higher.
* (Optional) PHP command-line version 7.2 or higher, to re-generate the PHP format files.
The devDependencies from package.json* must be available.
If tld-enum was installed in an outside project using npm, then the tld-enum* dev dependencies must be installed manually, as in the following example:
sh
npm install async-request --save-dev
npm install cheerio --save-dev
npm install commander --save-dev
npm install country-data --save-dev
npm install countryjs --save-dev
npm install csv-parse --save-dev
npm install csv-stringify --save-dev
npm install es6-promisify --save-dev
npm install fs --save-dev
npm install fs-extra --save-dev
npm install md5-file --save-dev
npm install pathinfo --save-dev
npm install request --save-dev
npm install tmp --save-dev
`
If tld-enum was installed in an outside project using npm, then the TLD Update Utility can be executed from the node_module* directory, as in the following example:
sh
node_modules/tld-enum/bin/devel/update-formats.sh
`$3
txt
usage:
update-formats.sh [-h]|[-q][format file options...]-h,--help: Print a help message and exit.
-q,--quiet: Print only critical messages.
format file options:
--force-php: Creating the PHP format files is mandatory.
--skip-php: Always skip creating the PHP format files.
--skip-csv: Use existing tlds.csv and do not download new data from IANA.
``The following copyright notice applies to all resources in this project unless specifically noted otherwise:
Copyright (c) 2017-2018 Doug Bird. All Rights Reserved.
You may redistribute and modify it under either the terms and conditions of the
"The MIT License (MIT)"; or the terms and conditions of the "GPL v3 License".
See LICENSE and GPLv3.
These licensing conditions do not apply to any resources that have been released into the public domain; which are listed in the "Public Domain Resources" section of the TLD Enumerations project's README document.