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country-state-picker

v1.1.5

Published

NPM package to get the list of countries and their states.

Downloads

15,571

Readme

Country State Picker

NPM package to get the list of countries and their states.

npm version

Installation

npm i country-state-picker --save

Usage

getCountries()

This function will return the array of all the countries.

Output

[
    {
        "name": "Afghanistan",
        "code": "af",
        "dial_code": "+93"
    },
    {
        "name": "Albania",
        "code": "al",
        "dial_code": "+355"
    },
    {
        "name": "Algeria",
        "code": "dz",
        "dial_code": "+213"
    },
    {
        "name": "Andorra",
        "code": "ad",
        "dial_code": "+376"
    }
  ...
]

getStates(<country_code>)

This function will return the array of all the states of a given country.

Example

To get the list of all the states of INDIA, the function call will look like:

let states = getStates('in');

console.log(states)

Output

[
    "Assam",
    "Goa",
    "Madhya Pradesh",
    "Manipur",
    "Meghalaya",
    "Mizoram",
    "National Capital Territory of Delhi",
    "Sikkim",
    "Andhra Pradesh",
    "Arunachal Pradesh",
    "Bihar",
    "Chhattisgarh",
    "Gujarat",
    "Haryana",
    "Himachal Pradesh",
    "Jammu and Kashmir",
    "Jharkhand",
    "Karnataka",
    "Kerala",
    "Maharashtra",
    "Nagaland",
    "Odisha",
    "Punjab",
    "Rajasthan",
    "Tamil Nad",
    "Uttarakhand",
    "Telangana",
    "Tripura",
    "Andaman and Nicobar Islands",
    "Chandigarh",
    "Dadra and Nagar Haveli",
    "Daman and Di",
    "Lakshadweep",
    "Puducherry",
    "Uttar Pradesh",
    "West Bengal"
]

getCountry(<country_name | country_code | dial_code>)

This function will return the country corresponding to the argument passed.

Example

To get the country having dial code "+91", the function call will look like:

let country = getCountry('+91');

console.log(country)

Output

{
    "name": "India",
    "code": "in",
    "dial_code": "+91"
}

getFilteredCountries([<country_name | country_code | dial_code>])

This function will receive an array of arguments and return the array of countries corresponding to the argument.

Example

To get only India, USA and Australia country objects, the function call will look like:

let filteredCountries = getFilteredCountries(['+91', 'us', 'Australia']);

console.log(filteredCountries)

Output

[
    {
        "name": "India",
        "code": "in",
        "dial_code": "+91"
    }, 
    {
        "name": "United States of America",
        "code": "us",
        "dial_code": "+1"
    },
    {
        "name": "Australia",
        "code": "au",
        "dial_code": "+61"
    }
]