I'm writing test code for my OCaml project and when using the below code, it works fine.
open Printf
open Ip2location
(* query IP2Location BIN datababase *)
let meta = Database.open_db "./IP2LOCATION-LITE-DB1.IPV6.BIN";;
let ip = "2a02:3037:0400:6fa2:459c:84b6:967d:69e0";;
let res = Database.query meta ip;;
printf "country_short: %s\n" res.country_short;;
printf "country_long: %s\n" res.country_long;;
printf "region: %s\n" res.region;;
printf "city: %s\n" res.city;;
printf "isp: %s\n" res.isp;;
printf "latitude: %f\n" res.latitude;;
printf "longitude: %f\n" res.longitude;;
printf "domain: %s\n" res.domain;;
printf "zip_code: %s\n" res.zip_code;;
printf "time_zone: %s\n" res.time_zone;;
printf "net_speed: %s\n" res.net_speed;;
printf "idd_code: %s\n" res.idd_code;;
printf "area_code: %s\n" res.area_code;;
printf "weather_station_code: %s\n" res.weather_station_code;;
printf "weather_station_name: %s\n" res.weather_station_name;;
printf "mcc: %s\n" res.mcc;;
printf "mnc: %s\n" res.mnc;;
printf "mobile_brand: %s\n" res.mobile_brand;;
printf "elevation: %f\n" res.elevation;;
printf "usage_type: %s\n" res.usage_type;;
printf "address_type: %s\n" res.address_type;;
printf "category: %s\n" res.category;;
printf "district: %s\n" res.district;;
printf "asn: %s\n" res.asn;;
printf "as: %s\n" res.asys;;
Database.close_db meta;;
Then, I modified the code to query a list of IP addresses like below:
open Printf
open Ip2location
(* query IP2Location BIN datababase *)
let meta = Database.open_db "./IP2LOCATION-LITE-DB1.IPV6.BIN";;
let mylist = ["0.0.0.0"; "8.3.34.0"; "8.8.8.8"; "3.91.171.8"; "37.252.228.50"; "64.94.62.0"; "197.85.191.64"; "255.255.255.254"; "255.255.255.255"; "179.125.12.0"; "::"; "2001::"; "2001:0:4136:e378:8000:63bf:f7f7:f7f7"; "2001:0000:4136:e378:8000:63bf:f7fc:ddff"; "2002::"; "2002:808:808::"; "2002:0803:2200::0803:2200"; "2600:1F18:45B0:5B00:0000:0000:0000:0000"; "::FFFF:FFFF"; "::FFFF:3.91.171.8"; "::FFFF:8.3.34.0"; "::FFFF:64.94.62.0"; "::FFFF:C555:BF40"; "ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFE"; "FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF"; "0:0:0:0:0:ffff:b37d:0c00"; "0.0.0.256"; "0.0.0"; "1"; "A"];;
let getloc ip =
let res = Database.query meta ip in
printf "country_short: %s\n" res.country_short;;
printf "country_long: %s\n" res.country_long;;
printf "region: %s\n" res.region;;
printf "city: %s\n" res.city;;
printf "isp: %s\n" res.isp;;
printf "latitude: %f\n" res.latitude;;
printf "longitude: %f\n" res.longitude;;
printf "domain: %s\n" res.domain;;
printf "zip_code: %s\n" res.zip_code;;
printf "time_zone: %s\n" res.time_zone;;
printf "net_speed: %s\n" res.net_speed;;
printf "idd_code: %s\n" res.idd_code;;
printf "area_code: %s\n" res.area_code;;
printf "weather_station_code: %s\n" res.weather_station_code;;
printf "weather_station_name: %s\n" res.weather_station_name;;
printf "mcc: %s\n" res.mcc;;
printf "mnc: %s\n" res.mnc;;
printf "mobile_brand: %s\n" res.mobile_brand;;
printf "elevation: %f\n" res.elevation;;
printf "usage_type: %s\n" res.usage_type;;
printf "address_type: %s\n" res.address_type;;
printf "category: %s\n" res.category;;
printf "district: %s\n" res.district;;
printf "asn: %s\n" res.asn;;
printf "as: %s\n" res.asys
List.iter getloc mylist;;
Database.close_db meta;;
When I ran dune test, I get the below:
File "test/ip2locationtest.ml", line 12, characters 29-32:
12 | printf "country_long: %s\n" res.country_long;;
^^^
Error: Unbound value res
Hint: Did you mean ref?
I am a newbie in OCaml so I am not sure what I'm missing. Would appreciate any pointers on what I'm doing wrong.
The double semicolon ;; is used to mark the end of an expression when talking to the interpreter. Hence your let res = ... ends at the first double semicolon. After that res is no longer defined.
You should't really use double semicolons in code. It's just a way of talking to the interpreter (the OCaml REPL, aka "top-level"). If you change your double semicolons to single semicolons things will work better.