npm install @databank/dynadot
var dynadot = require('@databank/dynadot')({key: "your-dynadot-api-key"})
// check domain availability
dynadot.search(['mydomain.com', 'inexisting.extension','hopethisdomainisnotregistered.com'], function(err, res ) {
console.log(err, res )
})
// register the domain for 1 year
dynadot.register('hopethisdomainisnotregistered.com', 1 ,function(err, res ) {
console.log(err, res )
})
// set nameservers
dynadot.register('hopethisdomainisnotregistered.com', ['ns-1292.awsdns-33.org','ns-250.awsdns-31.com'] ,function(err, res ) {
console.log(err, res )
})
Note:
Dynadot requires api requests to be made from known IPs
If you are in a setup where you do not have a fixed outgoing IP
(eg. AWS Lambda and you're too busy to setup a VPC with custom NAT gw)
you can setup your own proxy server:
npm install -g proxy
proxy --port 5678 &
and then have @databank/dynadot route calls trough this server's IP
var dynadot = require('@databank/dynadot')({
key: "your-dynadot-api-key",
proxy: "http://1.2.3.4:5678",
})