Constructor for creating an instance of an IPv4 range.
The arguments taken by the constructor is inspired by the CIDR notation which basically consists of the IP number and the prefix.
the IP number used to construct the range. By convention this is the first IP number in the range, but it could also be any IP number within the range
the prefix which is a representation of the number of bits used to mask the given IP number in other to create the range
ReadonlybitReadonlycidrthe prefix which is a representation of the number of bits used to mask the given IP number in other to create the range
Indicates if the given IPv4 range is a subset.
By a subset range, it means all the values of the given range are contained by this IPv4 range
the other IPv4 range
true if the other Ipv4 range is a subset. False otherwise.
Method that returns the first IPv4 number in the IPv4 range
the first IPv4 number in the IPv4 range
Method that returns the last IPv4 number in the IPv4 range
the last IPv4 number in the IPv4 range
Gets the size of IPv4 numbers contained within the IPv4 range
the amount of IPv4 numbers in the range
Returns true if there is an adjacent IPv4 cidr range of exactly the same size next to this range
Returns true if there is an adjacent IPv4 cidr range of exactly the same size previous to this range
Indicate if the given range is a container range.
By container range, it means all the IP number in this current range can be found within the given range.
he other IPv4 range
true if the other Ipv4 range is a container range. False otherwise.
Indicates whether the given IPv4 range is an adjacent range.
An adjacent range being one where the end of the given range, when incremented by one marks the start of the other range. Or where the start of the given range, when decreased by one, marks the end of the other range
the other IPv4 range to compare with
true if the two IPv4 ranges are consecutive, false otherwise
Checks if two IPv4 ranges overlap
the other IPv4 range
true if the ranges overlap, false otherwise
ProtectednewReturn the next IPv6 cidr range, or undefined if no next range
Return the previous IPv6 cidr range, or undefined if no next range
Method that splits an IPv4 range into two halves
An array of two IPv4CidrRange
Method that split prefix into ranges of the given prefix, throws an exception if the size of the given prefix is larger than target prefix
the prefix to use to split
An array of two IPv4CidrRange
Method that takes IPv4 number from within an IPv4 range, starting from the first IPv4 number
the amount of IPv4 number to take from the IPv4 range
an array of IPv4 number, taken from the IPv4 range
Returns a lazily evaluated representation of the IP range that produces IP numbers by either:
Optionalcount: numberthe number of IP numbers to lazily evaluate. If none is given, the whole IP range is lazily returned.
Method that returns the IPv4 range in CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) notation.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing#CIDR_notation for more information on the Classless Inter-Domain Routing notation
the IPv4 range in CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) notation
Method that returns the IPv4 range in string notation where the first IPv4 number and last IPv4 number are separated by an hyphen. eg. 192.198.0.0-192.198.0.255
the range in [first IPv4 number] - [last IPv4 number] format
StaticfromConvenience method for constructing an instance of an IPv4CidrRange from an IP range represented in CIDR notation
the range of the IPv4 number in CIDR notation
the IPv4CidrRange
Represents a continuous segment of IPv4 numbers following the classless inter-domain routing scheme for allocating IP addresses.
See
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing