Releases · maxmind/mmdbinspect

BREAKING CHANGE: Networks with empty map or empty array data are now
skipped by default. This makes the output cleaner when working with
databases that use empty values for networks without meaningful data (e.g.,
public IPs in some databases). Use the new -include-empty-values flag to
include these networks in the output.
Added -include-empty-values flag to optionally include networks whose data
is an empty map or empty array.

The default output format is now YAML. This was done to improve the
readability when using the tool as a standalone utility for doing lookups
in an MMDB database. Use the -jsonl flag to output as JSONL instead.
When outputting as JSON, we now use JSONL. There is one JSON object per
line.
The output format has been flattened. Each record that is output now
contains the following keys: database_path, requested_lookup,
network, and record. This allows for efficient streaming of large
lookups, makes the key naming more consistent, and reduces the depth of
the data structure.
You may now use a glob for the -db argument. If there are multiple
matches, it will be treated as if multiple -db arguments were provided.
Note that you must quote the parameter when using globs to prevent the
shell's globbing from interfering. See the pattern syntax
The following flags were added:
- -include-networks-without-data - include networks without any data in
  the database in the output.
- -include-build-time - include the build time from the database's
  metadata in the output.
This repo no longer provides a public Go API. It is only intended to be
used as a CLI program.

Releases: maxmind/mmdbinspect