**piper**  
make a get request and you'll get your IP address. with a but more
to facilitate easy use in a dynamic dns kinda situation.

*name origin*  
"it's a thing that tells you your IP"  
-> "gets your IP?"  
-> "IPer"  
-> "piper!"

send an `Authorization` header with your request to track changes in your IP
address. The value you provide can only contain Base-64 characters, but does
not have to be valid Base-64.

If a request is received with an `Authorization` header, piper will compare the
IP the request came from with the last IP to use that `Authorization` value.
There are three possible situations and two responses:

A `200` status code will be returned, with an IP in the body, if:  
- A request has never been made with the provided auth value  
- The last request to use the auth value came from a different IP address

A `302` status code will be returned, with no body, if:  
- The last request to use the auth value comes from the same IP address

You may specify a `Content-Type` of `application/json` or `text/plain`. Example
responses are below:

**`application/json`**  
`{"ip": "127.0.0.1"}`

**`text/plain`**  
`127.0.0.1`