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Integrating the Globalping API (https://www.jsdelivr.com/globalping) into doggo to enable users to run network diagnostic tests from various global locations. This feature would allow users to troubleshoot network issues that may only occur in specific geographical areas without the need for VPNs or remote servers.
Proposed Functionality
Add a new flag --probe <location> to existing doggo commands.
When this flag is used, doggo would utilize the Globalping API to run the command from the specified location instead of the local machine.
Results would be displayed in output formats supported by doggo
Example Usage
doggo example.com --from Germany
This command would perform a DNS lookup for example.com from a probe located in Germany.
NOTE: This should be an opt-in feature to run doggo and only when --probe is specified, should we look for API auth tokens for Globalping.
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Overview
Integrating the Globalping API (https://www.jsdelivr.com/globalping) into doggo to enable users to run network diagnostic tests from various global locations. This feature would allow users to troubleshoot network issues that may only occur in specific geographical areas without the need for VPNs or remote servers.
Proposed Functionality
--probe <location>
to existing doggo commands.Example Usage
This command would perform a DNS lookup for example.com from a probe located in Germany.
NOTE: This should be an opt-in feature to run doggo and only when
--probe
is specified, should we look for API auth tokens for Globalping.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: