zonefile DNS configuration parser
parser for dns zone files
A DNS zone file parser and generator.
A PEG.js grammar for parsing zonefile DNS configuration
Library for Stacks profiles
A library for parsing and creating zonefiles on the new internet.
A DNS zone file parser and generator
A DNS zone file parser and generator
A DNS zone file parser and generator.
Handle programmatic changes in dns zone file with diff support
A DNS zone file parser and generator
A DNS zone file parser and generator
dns zone file core
This module is designed for manaing a BIND name server.
Parse Bind configuration files to JSON
dns zone file generator
edit BIND9 zone file using list of text changes
Library to parse zoneinfo files for use with a wrapper around Date objects.
async parser for small and large dns zone files
dns zone file parser
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DNS config in markdown
Tools to update your Linode DNS entries via the Linode API.
dns.live authoritative DNS for Handshake Naming System top level domains (TLDs).
Serialize and deserialize dns zone files for bind/nsd support
A library for parsing and creating zonefiles on the new internet.
Rust library exposing the Zonefile CRDs as types.
Vendored zonefile parser adapted for OxiDNS
Vendored zonefile parser adapted for ForgeDNS
A cross-platform tool to update DNS zonefiles (such as Gandi.net) when you have a dynamic public IP address.
A fast zonefile parser
Commandline client for the deSEC DNS API
A curated list of awesome Rust frameworks, libraries and software.
Client library for the deSEC DNS API
RPZ file generator based on HTTP(S) URLs and local file paths entered into a config file.
A library that can create, read, write, modify BIND compatible Zonefiles (RFC1035). Warning: It probably works for most cases, but it might not be able to read all files even if they are valid for bind.
The format of a DNS Zonefile is defined in RFC 1035 section 5 and RFC 1034 section 3.6.1. To anyone who's using BIND they'll look very familiar. This is an attempt to use Ruby parse them into an object graph which can be investigated programatically, manipulated, validated or printed into some canonical form.
Use Latte and DNS::Zonefile to serve text based zonefiles via DNS. This is a toy project, I don't intend to use it in production anywhere.