A CLI tool for setting Netlify DNS records dynamically.
netlify-ddns is a simple command line tool for creating a DNS record for Netlify's Managed DNS service.
It is meant to be run as a cron job and queries third-parties (multiple, in case one is down) for your public IP, then updates or adds a DNS record using the Netlify API.
Install using cargo:
cargo install netlify-ddns
A simple CLI tool for setting Netlify DNS records dynamically.
Usage: netlify-ddns [OPTIONS] --domain <DOMAIN> --token <TOKEN>
Options:
-d, --domain <DOMAIN> The full domain for the DNS record
-s, --subdomain <SUBDOMAIN> The subdomain segment for the DNS record [default: www]
--ttl <TTL> The TTL value in seconds to set with the record [default: 3600]
-i, --ip-type <IP_TYPE> Whether an IPv6 "AAAA" or an IPv4 "A" record should be updated [default: ipv4] [possible values: ipv4, ipv6]
-t, --token <TOKEN> Your Netlify personal access token [env: NETLIFY_TOKEN=]
-h, --help Print help information
-V, --version Print version information
You could set a cronjob to update the dev.example.com hourly with a task like the following.
0 * * * * netlify-ddns -d example.com -s dev --token=<your token>
- oscartbeaumont/netlify-dynamic-dns for a similar client written in Go.
- lytedev/netlify-ddns for a simple shell script version.
- skylerwlewis/netlify-ddns.sh for another simple script version.
- johnsmol/netlify-ddns for version written in Python.