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@vtex/country-codes

v1.1.2

Published

Utilities for managing country codes and translations

Downloads

601

Readme

country-codes

Country codes, translations and utilities

Setup

Through NPM:

$ npm install @vtex/country-codes
import toAlpha3 from '@vtex/country-codes/modules/toAlpha3'

Through vtex.io:

Add vtex.country-codes to your manifest.json dependencies

import { modules } from 'vtex.country-codes'
const { toAlpha2 } = modules

API

toAlpha2

Converts an ISOAlpha3 country code to its ISOAlpha2 version (such as BRA -> BR)

toAlpha3

Does the inverse procedure of the above function (BR -> BRA)

countryCodes

This entrypoint provides a list of all countries in the world, as an array where each country is also an array, whose first element is the alpha2 code and second element is the alpha3 code. You can use this together with the imported locales to display a full list of countries.

Locales

This library provides translations for country names in a large list of languages. The translation ID for a country is its ISOAlpha3 code preffixed by country (example: **country.BRA**). If using the vtex.io app, the translations will be imported automatically. Otherwise, you should import the appropriate locale from the locales folder.

Important: When using vtex.io, if you do not import any component from the library, Render will not copy the translations into your app. In such case, you need to import the special locales entrypoint somewhere:

import 'vtex.country-codes/locales'

It is just an empty object and has no effect in your app.


Author: Gustavo Silva (@​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​a​​kaFTS), with codes and translations obtained from michaelwittig/node-i18n-iso-countries

This project is licensed under the MIT License.