DNS and dig is ugly, and implementing them into your web application is even uglier. But not any longer, for here is dnsjson.com
Powered by Python and bottle, dnsjson.com is quick and simple to deploy, using all the power of Docker you can be up and running in one command!
To make editing easy, we're using Cloud9, an online IDE to allow you to get started quickly and simply! Getting started is easy, click here and follow the instructions
Deploying dnsjson.com is easy using Docker:
docker run -p 80:5000 quay.io/matthewgall/dnsjson.com
Honestly, that simple (and none of that one line wget direct to your terminal)
Returns the current running version of dnsjson.com from the released commit hash
$ curl https://dnsjson.com/version
a54fda84993b524288b9597131f8d3aec3945e06
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