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[https://github.com/zonedb/zonedb ZoneDB] is an open-source database of public [[DNS]] zones and their related metadata. It attempts to be exhaustive, including current, retired, and withdrawn top-level domains and subdomains. It's primarily useful as a software library for domain- and web-related tools. | '''[https://github.com/zonedb/zonedb ZoneDB]''' is an open-source database of public [[DNS]] zones and their related metadata. It attempts to be exhaustive, including current, retired, and withdrawn top-level domains and subdomains. It's primarily useful as a software library for domain- and web-related tools. | ||
Its <tt>[https://github.com/zonedb/zonedb/blob/master/zones.txt zones.txt]</tt> file contains the full list of zones, and each entry's corresponding <tt>metadata/</tt> json file contains associated metadata. For example, the <tt>tokyo.json</tt> file contains relevant tags like <tt>city</tt> and <tt>geo</tt>, as well as Tokyo's ISO-3166-2 code, <tt>JP-13</tt>. | Its <tt>[https://github.com/zonedb/zonedb/blob/master/zones.txt zones.txt]</tt> file contains the full list of zones, and each entry's corresponding <tt>metadata/</tt> json file contains associated metadata. For example, the <tt>tokyo.json</tt> file contains relevant tags like <tt>city</tt> and <tt>geo</tt>, as well as Tokyo's ISO-3166-2 code, <tt>JP-13</tt>. <ref>[https://github.com/zonedb/zonedb Zonedb. Retrieved 21 Jun 2016.]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:45, 21 June 2016
ZoneDB is an open-source database of public DNS zones and their related metadata. It attempts to be exhaustive, including current, retired, and withdrawn top-level domains and subdomains. It's primarily useful as a software library for domain- and web-related tools.
Its zones.txt file contains the full list of zones, and each entry's corresponding metadata/ json file contains associated metadata. For example, the tokyo.json file contains relevant tags like city and geo, as well as Tokyo's ISO-3166-2 code, JP-13. [1]