Filters
When the --filter parameter is used, the output changes from the RDAP response to information filtered out of the RDAP response.
When no output type is explicitly specified with --filter, the output type is automatically set to CSV. Filters also work with
the JSON output formats.
The --filter parameter maybe specified multiple times, and/or the filters may be specified in one --filter parameter separate by a comma.
Example
Filters
The available filters are:
- handle
- status
- object-class-name
- event
- rdap-conformance
- ldh-name
- unicode-name
- nameserver
- public-id
- ip-address
- role
- full-name
- voice
- fax
- contact-uri
- country-name
- country-code
- start-autnum
- end-autnum
- start-ip-address
- end-ip-address
- ip-version
- cidr
- name
- type
- parent-handle
- registrant-email
- registrant-full-name
- registrant-voice
- registrant-fax
- registrant-contact-uri
- registrant-country-name
- registrant-country-code
- abuse-email
- abuse-full-name
- abuse-voice
- abuse-fax
- abuse-contact-uri
- abuse-country-name
- abuse-country-code
- technical-email
- technical-full-name
- technical-voice
- technical-fax
- technical-contact-uri
- technical-country-name
- technical-country-code
- registrar-email
- registrar-full-name
- registrar-voice
- registrar-fax
- registrar-contact-uri
- registrar-country-name
- registrar-country-code