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niger-city

v1.0.0

Published

Get cities and states in Nigeria for Delivery purpose :)

Downloads

3

Readme

NIGER-CITY

Hey am shaw from Alpha02.Today I will be teaching how to integrate NigerDelivery on any javascript work frame like reactjs.e.t.c.

LET START WITH JAVASCRIPT

In your HTML code we need to paste the following default code:

<div class="niger">
    <select  id="niger"
     onfocus="nigerfocus()" 
     onchange="handlechange(event)"
     ><option>#Default</option></select>
     <hr/>
     <select  id="nigerr"
     onchange="handlechangee()"
     
     ></select>
     <span id="sc">@</span>
    </div>

After pasting the code the next step is to install niger-city by running this command: npm i niger-city.You have to have node installed before running this command.

HOW TO USE NIGER-CITY

To use niger-city we need to paste the default code in your javascript file:

const {nigerfocus,handlechange,handlechangee}=require("niger-city");

In he above code nigerfocus handles the focus method - handlechange handles the city - hnadlechangee handles the town and get the km needed.To calculate the amount, we need to first get the kilometre by the below code:

var x = document.getElementById("nigerr");
// you can name the variable
//By default niger-city has a const value for one km in all cities.
var onekm = 11.4;
function handleAmount(){
    var x = document.getElementById("nigerr");
   var amount =  x.value * onekm;
   console.log(amount + "AMOUNT");
   return amount;
   
}

HOW TO USE NIGER-CITY ON REACTJS

The following code is needed when using react:

import {nigerfocus,handlechange,handlechangee,nigerKm} from "niger-city";
function App(){
const[km,setKm]=useState(nigerKm());
const oneKm = 11.4;
const[amount,setAmount]=useState(0);
const handleAmount=(e)=>{
  setAmount(oneKm * km);
}
    return(
<div class="niger">
  <select  id="niger"
   onfocus={nigerfocus} 
   onchange={(e)=>handlechange(e)}
   ><option>#Default</option></select>
   <hr/>
   <select  id="nigerr"
   onchange={(e)=>handlechangee(e)}
   
   ></select>
   <button onClick={(e)=>handleAmount(e)}>Get Amount</button>
   <span id="sc">{km} and {amount}</span>
  </div>);
  
  };

The handleAmount setAmount to oneKm * km.

For more information or help call:08165728539, email:[email protected]. Am shaw from Alpha02.