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IP Address lists can be created, edited and viewed using the api.  When you have created an IP Address list, you can attach that list to a demand or supply tag for targeting. 

Creating an IP Address List

SDK

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In [1]: import springserve
 
In [2]: ip_list = springserve.ip_lists.new({"name":"My Test IP List"})
 
In [3]: print ip_list.ok, ip_list.id
True 9

REST API

POST /api/v0/ip_lists

Headers

Content-Type application/json
Authorization "yourAuthToken"

Body (example)

{
  "name": "My IP List",
    "description": "My description"
}

Required parameters: name

Response

Status code 200

{
    "id": 6,
    "account_id": 1,
    "name": "My IP List",
    "description": "My description",
    "active": true,
    "created_at": "2018-08-08T21:06:09.923Z"
}


Get an IP Address List

SDK

In [1]: ip_list = springserve.ip_lists.get(9)
 
In [2]: print ip_list.name
"My Test IP List"

REST API

GET /api/v0/ip_lists/<id>

Headers

Content-Type application/json
Authorization "yourAuthToken"

Response

Status code 200

{
    "id": 6,
    "account_id": 1,
    "name": "My IP List",
    "description": "My description",
    "active": true,
    "created_at": "2018-08-08T17:19:44.516Z"
}

Add an IP Address list

SDK

In [1]:  ip_list = springserve.ip_lists.get(9)

In [2]:  add = ip_list.add_ips(['158.106.194.74', '158.106.194.75'])

In [3]: print add.ok
True
  • Please note that only valid IP addresses will save to list

REST API

POST /api/v0/ip_lists/<id>/ips/bulk_create

Headers

Content-Type application/json
Authorization "yourAuthToken"

Body (example)

{
    "ips": ["158.106.194.74", "158.106.194.75"]
}

Response

Status code 200

{"created": True}

Get IP Addresses in a IP Address List

SDK

In [15]: resp = ip_list.get_ips() 

In [16]: for ip in resp:
   ....:     print ip.ip
   ....:     
158.106.194.74
158.106.194.75

REST API

GET /api/v0/ip_lists/<id>/ips

Headers

Content-Type application/json
Authorization "yourAuthToken"


Response (note you need to pagenate)

Status code 200

{
	"ip": "158.106.194.74"
    "ip": "158.106.194.75"
 }

Remove IP Addresses

SDK

 In [13]: ip_list = springserve.ip_lists.get(9)

 In [14]: resp = ip_list.remove_ips(['158.106.194.75'])


 In [15]: resp.ok
 Out [15]: True

 In [16]: print resp.deleted
 True

REST API

DELETE /api/v0/ip_lists/<id>/ips/bulk_delete

Headers

Content-Type application/json
Authorization "yourAuthToken"

Body (example) where "1" and "2" are the numeric 


{
	"ip": "158.106.194.74"
    "ip": "158.106.194.75"
 }

Response (note you need to pagenate)

Status code 200

{"deleted": True}

Attach to a Demand or Supply Tag

To attach an ip list to a supply or demand tag you must set the following fields on a supply or demand tag

  • ip_list_ids → this is a list of ip list ids that you want to target on the supply or demand tag
  • ip_targeting → Whether or not to treat it like an 'Allowlist' or 'Blocklist'

SDK

In [18]: tag = springserve.demand_tags.get(2)

In [19]: tag.ip_list_ids.append(9)

In [20]: tag.ip_targeting = "Allowlist"

In [21]: print tag.save().ok
True

REST API

See documentation on the Supply and Demand Tag APIs



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