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wbb-ordnance-survey

v0.0.2

Published

Find Unique Property Reference Numbers ( UPRN ) for properties in the UK via the Ordnance Survey Places integration.

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Ordnance Survey

You can use this project to help identify Unique Property Reference Numbers ( UPRN ) using the 'Ordnance Survey' places API.

Blocks Provided

Provide a list of the blocks provided as part of this integration. This should be a list of block name, and its description.

| Block Name | Purpose | | -------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Find Address via Ordnance Survey | The main entry point into this module. This will lookup a property based on first line of address and postcode inputs | | Error OS | Used whenever there is an error from the API | | OS No Address Found | Provides a default message to display when the property can not be found. This block doesn't have to be used, it can be changed using the noAddressFound configuration option as provided below. | | OS Address Found | A placeholder for a successful query. As with the line above, this can be changed using the addressFound property. |

Handler Names

The following handler names and their functions are available :

| Handler Name | Purpose | | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | find-uprn | Searches for a UPRN based on the address entered. The result of finding a property will set two variables on the conversation. These are wbb-os-uprn and wbb-os-address that will contain the UPRN value, and the full text description of the address. |

Configuration Options

( Provide a list of the configuration options for each of the handlers mentioned above )

Within the function there are a number of options that can be set to configure the behaviour of the integration. The tables below show the settings that are available for each handler.

find-uprn

| Property | Required | Description | | -------------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | api_key | true | The API key used to authenticate with the service. | | root_url | true | The base URL of the APIs to call. For example, https://api.os.uk/ | | firstLine | true | The name of the field containing the first line of address from a form. For example, address1 | | postCode | true | The name of the field containing the postcode for the lookup. For example, postalCode. | | noAddressFound | false | The block ID to use in cases where the input from the user does not result in a property being found. | | addressFound | false | The block ID to use when an address has been found. |