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@times-visuals/postcode-search

v1.1.0

Published

Postcode search UI element, with optional Postcodes.io integration

Downloads

2

Readme

Postcode search

Postcode search UI element, with optional Postcodes.io integration

Installation

# Yarn
$ yarn add @times-visuals/postcode-search

# npm
$ npm add @times-visuals/postcode-search

Usage

Postcodes.io

The Postcodes.io provider returns a standard response for most UK postcodes. The structure of the response object can be found on their website, under the [GET] api.postcodes.io/postcodes/:postcode lookup.

import PostcodeSearch from "@times-visuals/postcode-search";

export default () => (
  <PostcodeSearch
    provider="postcodes.io"
    onLoad={response => {
      // `response` will be the value of the "result" property from the Postcodes.io API request
    }}
    onError={error => {
      // `error` is an instance of a JS Error
    }}
  />
);

Custom provider

You can choose to provide your own request handler, if you want to connect the UI element up to your own API.

import PostcodeSearch from "@times-visuals/postcode-search";

export default () => (
  <PostcodeSearch
    provider="custom"
    onRequest={input => Promise} // `input` is a string of the user's input, you must return a Promise with the response data
    onLoad={response => {
      // `response` will be the result of the Promise from your custom `onRequest` handler
    }}
    onError={error => {
      // `error` is an instance of a JS Error
    }}
  />
);