An (unofficial) library for querying db-ip.com CSV databases in safe Rust.

This library is not affiliated with or endorsed by db-ip.com.

Be advised that, by using this library with lite databases (such as the one downloaded automatically in the build step), you are subject to license terms (requiring attribution).

You can use DbIpDatabase<CountryCode> to get the actual two-letter country code. The country code database will be embedded, in a compressed form, in your Rust binary.

use db_ip::{DbIpDatabase, CountryCode, include_country_code_database};

// Embed compressed database in binary:
let db = include_country_code_database!();
// Or, load it from the filesystem:
// let db = DbIpDatabase::<CountryCode>::from_csv_file("country_or_city_data.csv").unwrap();

assert_eq!(
    db.get(&"192.99.174.0".parse().unwrap()),
    Some(CountryCode::from_str("US").unwrap())
);

You can use DbIpDatabase<Region>, enabled by the region feature, to gain a broad understanding of an IP's location. Since there are fewer possibilities, this takes less binary size and RAM.

use db_ip::{DbIpDatabase, Region, include_region_database};

// Embed compressed database in binary:
let db = include_region_database!();
// Or, load it from the filesystem:
// let db = DbIpDatabase::<Region>::from_csv_file("country_or_city_data.csv").unwrap();

assert_eq!(
    db.get(&"192.99.174.0".parse().unwrap()),
    Some(Region::NorthAmerica)
);

Finally, you can implement IpData yourself, to store any other type of data that can be derived from Country or City data records.

You can manually download the actual ip geolocation data (in CSV format) in one of the following ways.

• Use the default download-country-lite feature, which attempts to download the most recent available Country lite data
• Country data lite (recommended)
• City data lite (larger file size)
• You may also try the paid database versions for better accuracy, but they have not been tested with this crate

Once you have downloaded a CSV file, use the csv feature to load it.

The raw csv data takes a while to parse, even in release mode. You may use the serde feature to create and load a serialized version.

You can selectively disable the ipv4 and ipv6 features, depending on your needs. Both are on by default.

Lookups are relatively speedy, taking less than 100ns in release mode.

If you want easier access to data other than CountryCode and Region, create an issue.

The db-ip.com API is not currently supported, so it is difficult to keep the database up to date.

Code licensed under either of

• Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
• MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

at your option.

Bundled/downloaded geolocation data licensed under LICENSE-DBIP.

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.