[−][src]Crate rsef_rs
The rsef-rs
crate provides functionality to download and parse RSEF listings.
Examples
Downloading and parsing an RSEF Listing
use std::fs::File; use std::io::Cursor; use std::io::Read; use std::io::BufReader; use rsef_rs::{Registry, Line, Reader, download}; fn main() { // Friday 1 February 2019 21:22:48 let timestamp = 1549056168; let mut listing = download(Registry::RIPE, timestamp).unwrap(); let mut reader = Reader{stream: listing}; let records = reader.read_all().unwrap(); for x in records { match x { Line::Version(x) => println!("Version: {:?}", x), Line::Summary(x) => println!("Summary: {:?}", x), Line::Record(x) => println!("Record: {:?}", x), } } }
Structs
Reader | The BGPReader can read BGP messages from a BGP-formatted stream. |
Record | Represents an record about either an ASN, IPv4 prefix or IPv6 prefix. |
Summary | Represents an RSEF summary line. |
Version | Represents an RSEF version line. |
Enums
Line | Represents either a Version, Summary or Record line. |
Registry | Represents a Regional Internet Registry (RIR). |
Type | Represents the different number of Internet resource types. |
Functions
download | Downloads the RSEF listings of a specific Regional Internet Registry at a specific moment. The timestamp should be an UNIX Epoch. Returns a decoded stream that can be read from. |