Who-Dat v2.0.0

TL;DR: Re-written the bulk of the RDAP parsing, for maximum TLD compatibility. Wherever possible, should now return valid data in a uniform format :)

What's Changed

• Update Libraries for Enhanced TLD Support and Version Upgrades by @Sammy-Lastre in #3
• Includes the changes in go.sum and yarn.lock by @Sammy-Lastre in #4
• feat/Implements optional basic auth by @lissy93 in #8
• Update index.html by @cedwardsmedia in #7
• re-architected by @lissy93 in #15
• API by @lissy93 in #16
• Ref/release workflows by @lissy93 in #17
• Caching and optional API key auth by @lissy93 in #18
• Small timeout refactor, and TLS support for old TLDs by @lissy93 in #19

New Contributors

• @Sammy-Lastre made their first contribution in #3
• @lissy93 made their first contribution in #8
• @cedwardsmedia made their first contribution in #7

Full Changelog: v1.0...v2.0.0

V1.0

Public instance now fully live, as is the simple web interface!
Check it out at: who-dat.as93.net

Again, Docker, Vercel and source deployment docs are in the readme, and the pre-built binaries will be attached below

v0.9

Here's the first release of who-dat, a free and open source WHOIS lookup service.

Use the no-CORS API by making a call to https://who-dat.as93.net/[domain] - full API docs in readme and Swagger spec.

This app was designed to be really easy to self-host, either with Docker (DockerHub), by running the binaries directly (below), or with the 1-click Vercel deploy (with this link).

Any issues or questions, feel free to open a ticket

Happy New Year!
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