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aladin-codes

v1.0.0

Published

Utility to convert ISO country codes

Downloads

3

Readme

Country flags

Country flags

Simple Javascript/CSS script to display country flags (and also ISO country code info). Flags are 32x32 pixels with transparent background.

See it running live here.

How to use it

Copy the files inside the /dist folder into your project. In your HTML's <header> section, include the CSS script and the JS file:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="country-flag.css">
<script src="country-flag.js"></script>

Displaying a flag

To display a flag image, choose an element in your layout which will be the parent of the DIV element containing the image and pass it to the CountryFlag constructor:

const parentElement = document.getElementById("my-parent-element");
const flag = new CountryFlag(parentElement);

Now you have a flag element ready to show a country flag. The final step is to tell which flag to load. You can do this based on the ISO alpha-2 country code:

flag.selectByAlpha2("pt");

And the flag will be shown. You can also select a country be ISO alpha-3, ISO numeric code or by top-level domain:

flag.selectByAlpha3("cub");
flag.selectByIsoNumeric(388);
flag.selectByTopLevelDomain("uk");

Getting extra country info

Besides the flag, you can also query for the country's name (only available in English), alpha-2, alpha-3, ISO numeric and top-level domain. Just like with flag images, you can get a country by any of the available codes:

CountryFlag.getCountryByAlpha2("br");
CountryFlag.getCountryByAlpha3("usa");
CountryFlag.getCountryByIsoNumeric(826);
CountryFlag.getCountryByTopLevelDomain("de");

Note: beware these are static methods, called via the CountryFlag class, not via the instance.

All these methods return a CountryFlagInfo object containing the following properties:

/**
 * @typedef {Object} CountryFlagInfo
 * @property {Number} isoNumeric
 * @property {String} alpha2
 * @property {String} alpha3
 * @property {String} topLevelDomain
 * @property {String} name
 */

For example, this is data for Portugal:

Check the example page for a complete working example.

Acknowledgements

Thanks countrycode.org for providing free ISO data and flag-sprites.com for free flag images.