How to export all your IP addresses

Using the API

If you haven’t used the API yet or need a quick refresh, you should get setup first.

Exporting IP Addresses

  • You will want to use this API endpoint:

    GET /ip_addresses

    A full request via cURL would look similar to this:

    export API_TOKEN=PUT_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE
export SUBDOMAIN=PUT_YOUR_SUBDOMAIN_HERE
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN" "https://$SUBDOMAIN.tidal.cloud/api/v1/ip_addresses" > my_ip_addresses.json

    This will save the results to a json file, my_ip_addresses.json

  • You can then use jq (or any other tool of your choice) to transform the data. For example to extract only all the addresses, you could:

    cat my_ip_addresses.json | jq '.[] | .address' > ip_addresses.csv

    Which should create a file, ip_addresses.csv that has something like this in it:

    "10.195.215.39"
"10.195.215.37"
"10.195.215.33"
"10.195.216.35"
"10.195.216.33"
"10.195.216.33"
"10.195.216.47"
"10.195.216.47"
"10.195.216.43"

  • The entire command all at once would be:

    export API_TOKEN=PUT_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE
export SUBDOMAIN=PUT_YOUR_SUBDOMAIN_HERE
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN" "https://$SUBDOMAIN.tidal.cloud/api/v1/ip_addresses" | jq '.[] | .address' > ip_addresses.csv