GLOBUS.studio API
Discover and connect to a variety of valuable APIs for developers.
The WHOIS Lookup API enables retrieval of comprehensive registration data for IP addresses and domain names. It queries authoritative WHOIS servers, returning structured and parsed information such as registrant details, registration dates, and authoritative nameservers in clear JSON format. Ideal for cybersecurity, compliance checks, domain verification, and infrastructure audits
The Bot Detect (UA) API accurately identifies bots and automated scripts by analyzing their User-Agent strings against an extensive, continuously updated database of gray and blacklisted user-agents. The API returns either a plain-text result or a structured JSON response, clearly indicating bot detection status, ensuring effective filtering and security enhancements for web applications
The WordPress Salt Generator API generates secure, randomized authentication keys and salts for WordPress installations. By providing an optional seed parameter, users can generate consistent salts for testing or migration purposes. The API returns ready-to-use PHP code snippets containing unique, high-entropy salts to enhance the security of WordPress sites
The Currency Exchange Rates API provides real-time access to accurate currency exchange rates from major global financial sources. This API supports multiple currency pairs, offering up-to-date rates refreshed every minute. Users receive a structured JSON response containing the requested currency values, timestamps, and additional details necessary for precise financial calculations and analysis.
The Tor Exit Node Checker API allows users to verify whether a provided IP address is part of the Tor network. The API checks the IP against a list of Tor exit nodes, which is refreshed every 30 seconds to ensure accuracy. This service helps identify potential anonymous traffic by providing a true/false status along with a detailed message in JSON format
The Password Generation API provides secure, random passwords of a default length of 20 characters. Additionally, it can check if the hash of a provided password has appeared in known data breaches, enhancing security by preventing the use of compromised credentials. Users can customize the password length with the length parameter and perform hash checks to ensure maximum safety for user accounts and sensitive data
The API accepts an IP address and checks if it belongs to known search engine bots (like Google, Bing, Yandex), malicious bots, or parasitic bots. Using an hourly updated IP database, it performs reverse DNS lookups (PTR), identifies Autonomous System Numbers (ASN), and detects hosting information. The response indicates if the IP is a bot and returns the bot's name if detected, in plain text or JSON format
The API accepts an IP address and checks its carrier using a comprehensive, weekly updated database of IP ranges. This database includes carriers from over 20 countries that support WAP click advertising. It returns the carrier's name if found, or “undefined” otherwise. Responses are available in plain text or JSON format based on the parameters provided
The API accepts an IP address as input and checks its presence in a predefined list of DNS blacklists. It sends requests to a third-party service to perform the checks and collects the results. The response can be returned in plain text or JSON format, indicating which blacklists (if any) the IP address is listed in
The API first checks if the provided email address is valid using standard email validation. If the email is valid, it then attempts to connect to the email server to verify the existence of the email address. The response indicates whether the email is invalid, exists, or does not exist. The response can be returned in plain text or JSON format
The API generates a placeholder image based on the provided parameters for width, height, and background color. The color is specified in HEX format and converted to RGB for image creation. The generated image is in PNG format and returned directly in the HTTP response
The API generates placeholder (filler) text based on the provided parameters for the number of sentences and words. If the specified number of sentences or words exceeds 250, the API defaults to generating 100 sentences and 100 words. The response is returned in plain text format.
The API receives parameters to generate a QR code, including the type of image format (e.g., PNG) and encoded data containing the QR code content and size. The QR generator is then returned as an image response.
The API checks the validity of a provided credit card number using the Luhn algorithm and responds with either 'valid' or 'invalid'. It supports different response formats including plain text, JSON, and JSONP, and allows for customized callback functions in JSONP responses.
The IP Geolocation API provides a simple and efficient way to retrieve geolocation information about an IP address. This service can be used to obtain information such as the country, region, city, latitude, and longitude associated with a given IP address.
Have you ever needed to programmatically obtain your public IP address? Whether you're provisioning new cloud servers and need to identify your IP, or you're behind a corporate firewall and need to tunnel information, having access to a public IP address API can be incredibly useful for various reasons!
