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🚀 - IP Address Mask Generator #252

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nicholas-ochoa opened this issue Apr 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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🚀 - IP Address Mask Generator #252

nicholas-ochoa opened this issue Apr 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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contributions welcome Architecture is clear and community can help feature New feature or request P3 This issue has low priority scope: kit Related to @maskito/kit

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@nicholas-ochoa
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Which package(s) are relevant/related to the feature request?

@maskito/kit

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An IP Address mask generator seems like it would be a good fit for this library. I've tried to build it out myself, but haven't had much success aside from just validating the final IP address after it has been typed (not using Maskito).

@nicholas-ochoa nicholas-ochoa added the feature New feature or request label Apr 11, 2023
@nsbarsukov nsbarsukov added P3 This issue has low priority scope: kit Related to @maskito/kit labels Apr 21, 2023
@Alexei-Y
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Alexei-Y commented Sep 13, 2023

A solution for the IP address mask generator is not yet available.
Perhaps my solution for the IPv4 format will be useful to someone.

I would adjust the mask parameter based on the required validation criteria.
However, in my specific situation, I have chosen to stick with this condition.

const maskitoOptions: MaskitoOptions = {
    mask: /^((25[0-5]|(2[0-4]|1\d|[1-9]|)\d)\.?(\b){0,1}){0,4}$/,
    postprocessors: [
        ({value, selection}) => {

            const [initialFrom, initialTo] = selection;
            let [from, to] = selection;

            const processedIntegerPart = Array.from(value).reduce(
                (formattedValuePart, char, i) => {

                    const partsOfIp = formattedValuePart.split('.');
                    const lastPartOfIp = partsOfIp[partsOfIp.length - 1] ?? '';

                    const isPositionForSeparator =
                        !(char === '.') &&
                        formattedValuePart.length &&
                        lastPartOfIp.length === 3;

                    if (partsOfIp.length >= 4 && char === '.') {
                        return formattedValuePart;
                    }

                    if (!isPositionForSeparator) {
                        return formattedValuePart + char;
                    }

                    if (i <= initialFrom) {
                        from++;
                    }

                    if (i <= initialTo) {
                        to++;
                    }

                    return formattedValuePart + '.' + char;
                },
                '',
            );

            return {
                value: processedIntegerPart,
                selection: [from, to],
            };
        },
    ],
};

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@KyleSmith0905
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I've built upon the above code and added a port (also, the ip parts weren't being bounded between 0 - 255 so I fixed that too).

Here is the code if you would like to use it:

const ipAndPortMask: MaskitoOptions = {
	mask: /^(((\d+\.){0,2}\d+\.?)|((\d+\.){3}\d+))(:([0-9]{0,5}))?$/,
	postprocessors: [
		({ value, selection }) => {
			const [initialFrom, initialTo] = selection;
			let [from, to] = selection;
			// Ensures ip parts stays at or below 255
			const boundIpParts = (ip: string) => {
				let partsOfIp = ip.split('.');
				partsOfIp = partsOfIp.map((part) => {
					const partNum = parseInt(part);
					if (partNum > 255) return '255';
					// Handle when ip part contains multiple zeros
					if (part.startsWith('0') && part.endsWith('0')) return '0';
					else if (part.startsWith('0') && part !== '0') return part = part.replaceAll('0', '');
					return part;
				})
				return partsOfIp.join('.')
			}
			// Ensures port stays at or below 65535
			const boundPort = (ip: string) => {
				const address = ip.split(':')[0] ?? '';
				let port = ip.split(':')[1] ?? '';
				// Handle when ip part contains multiple zeros
				if (port.startsWith('0') && port.endsWith('0')) port = '0';
				else if (port.startsWith('0') && port !== '0') port = port.replaceAll('0', '');
				const portNum = parseInt(port);
				if (portNum > 65535) return port = '65535';
				return `${address}:${port}`;
			}
			const processedIntegerPart = Array.from(value).reduce(
				(formattedValuePart, char, i) => {
					if (formattedValuePart.includes(':')) {
						return boundPort(formattedValuePart + char);
					}
					const partsOfIp = formattedValuePart.split('.');
					const lastPartOfIp = partsOfIp[partsOfIp.length - 1] ?? '';
					const isPositionForSeparator = (
						!(char === '.') &&
						formattedValuePart.length &&
						(
							lastPartOfIp.length === 3 ||
							partsOfIp[partsOfIp.length - 1].startsWith('0')
						)
					)
					if (partsOfIp.length > 4) {
						return formattedValuePart;
					}
					if (!isPositionForSeparator) {
						return boundIpParts(formattedValuePart + char);
					}
					if (i <= initialFrom) {
						from++;
					}
					if (i <= initialTo) {
						to++;
					}
					if (partsOfIp.length >= 4) {
						if (char === ':') char = ''
						return formattedValuePart + ':' + char;
					}
					else {
						return formattedValuePart + '.' + char;
					}
				},
				''
			);
			return {
				value: processedIntegerPart,
				selection: [from, to],
			};
		},
	],
};

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