Class IPv6AddrCopy item path

Construct an IPv6 address from the given integer value.

Performs a comparison between two addresses.

If the two addresses are equal, returns 0. If the address is greater than the parameter, returns 1. If the address is less than the parameter, returns -1.

Determine if the two addresses are equal.

If the two addresses are in different type, eg. one is IPv4Addr and another is IPv6Addr, the function will always return false.

Determine if the address is greater than the parameter.

If the two addresses are in different type, eg. one is IPv4Addr and another is IPv6Addr, the function will throw an error.

Determine if the address is greater than or equal to the parameter.

If the two addresses are in different type, eg. one is IPv4Addr and another is IPv6Addr, the function will throw an error.

Determine if the address is the maximum possible address.

Determine if the address is the minimum possible address.

Determine if the given object is an instance of the address' class.

Determine if the address is less than the parameter.

If the two addresses are in different type, eg. one is IPv4Addr and another is IPv6Addr, the function will throw an error.

Determine if the address is less than or equal to the parameter.

If the two addresses are in different type, eg. one is IPv4Addr and another is IPv6Addr, the function will throw an error.

Determine if the two addresses are unequal.

If the two addresses are in different type, eg. one is IPv4Addr and another is IPv6Addr, the function will always return true.

Create a new instance of the address' class. This method is called by the base class most of the time.

Get the next address of the address.

Get the previous address of the address.

Get the corresponding integer of the address.

Get the string representation of the address.

By default, the function returns the normalized string defined in RFC 5952. When the long parameter is true, the function returns a long representation.

const addr = IPv6Addr.parse('2001:db8:0:0:0:0:0:1');
assert(addr.toString() === '2001:db8::1');
assert(addr.toString(true) === '2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001');
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Construct the subnet mask address corresonding to the given prefix length.

If the prefixLen parameter is not a number between 0 and 128 (inclusive), the function will throw an error.

const mask = IPv6Addr.netMask(64);
assert(mask.toString() === 'ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff::');
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Parse an IPv6 address string and return an instance of IPv6Addr.

If the parameter s is not a valid string representation of an IPv6 address, the function will throw an error.