This is the backend, generator part of IPv6 In Real Life. The website is project by Flameeyes to track the usefulness of an IPv6 network across a number of different services and classes of sites.
For a background and details of what this project is about see the launch blog post.
To contribute information for a new country or expand an existing country, edit or create the TOML
files inside ipv6_in_real_life/data/.
For each country there has to be a directory with the lowercase ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code, inside
which there has to be an empty __init__.py file.
Within these directories there should be eithre one TOML file per category, according to the already
existing category names for other countries, or a single TOML file per country, again following the
existing category names.
Only create a single file if there are less than 10 entries total for the country.
The format of the TOML file should follow:
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2077 YOUR NAME HERE
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: 0BSD
[[category name]]
main_host = "www.someservice.example"
additional_hosts = [
"users.someservice.example",
"login.someservice.example",
]
Include additional hosts that are necessary to make use of the service, for instance an user area or the authentication host. If no additional hosts are necessary, omit the field.
The IPv6 In Real Life website is rendered from the frontend available at https://github.com/Flameeyes/ipv6-in-real-life-frontend.