nat-sampler
Sample addresses to figure out if a host + port is consistent
Last updated 3 years ago
by mafintosh
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nat-sampler
Sample addresses to figure out if a host + port is consistent
npm install nat-sampler
Usage
const NatSampler = require('nat-sampler')
const s = new NatSampler()
// add a sample
const hits = s.add('127.0.0.1', 9090)
console.log('In there this many times:', hits)
console.log('Estimated host + port', s.host, s.port)
API
s = new NatSampler()
Make a new sampler.
hits = s.add(host, port)
Add a sample of your host and port. Returns how many hits this entry has.
s.host
What the sampler thinks your host is.
If your host is unknown it will be null.
s.port
What the sampler thinks your port is.
If your port is random or unknown it will be 0.
s.size
How many samples the sampler is basing this on.
Error correction
The sampler applies some simple error correction to make sure bad samples do not mess it up.
- If it has
<=3 samples, it will disregard none outliers. - If it has
<=7 samples, it will disregard one outliers. - If it has
<=11 samples, it will disregard two outliers. - If it has
>11 samples, it will disregard three outliers.
At max it keeps 16 samples of { host, port } pairs for the analysis.
License
MIT
Current Tags
- 1.0.1 ... latest (3 years ago)
mafintosh