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GETAPI requests. Ip to country official name.
This Public API does not use authentication.
All requests use the application/json content type and go over https.

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Get country name by ip

This endpoint retrieves country info from ip address.

HTTP Request

GET https://1stbitco.in/api/?ip=126.0.0.1
Return:

{

"ip":"126.0.0.1",

"country_code":"JP",

"country_name":"Japan",

"official_ar":"اليابان",

"official_cn":"日本",

"official_es":"Japón",

"official_fr":"Japon",

"official_ru":"Japan",

"currency":"Yen",

"CLDR":"Japan",

"Capital":"Tokyo",

"Continent":"AS",

"Developed / Developing Countries":"Developed",

"Dial":"81",

"TLD":".jp",

"is_independent":"Yes",

"Sources of informations listed 0":"Updated: April 2020. This site or product includes IP2Location LITE data available from: https://lite.ip2location.com",

"Sources of informations listed 1":"Updated: 29/07-2018. https://github.com/datasets/country-codes"

}

This site or product includes IP2Location LITE data available from http://lite.ip2location.com.

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