I wrote this little ip grabber.
How it works:
- Logs the ip address in the console
- Responds to the client with a pixel image
- http
- canvas
- path
Run the file by writing in the console
node main.js
After that, a server will listen on http://localhost
If you want the server to respond with a normal transparent pixel, make a GET request to http://localhost/pixel/default
If you want the server to respond with a colored transparent pixel,ex. with a color of #f0ff0f, make a GET request to http://localhost/pixel/set/f0ff0f
If you want to make a whatsapp embed that will show you your ip address, make a GET request to http://localhost
Use only for educational purposes.
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