@graphcommerce/address-fields-nl
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Implementation of the Dutch address fields, add an autocomplete field for the street name and city based of the customers postcode + street number + addition.
Implementation of the Dutch address fields, add an autocomplete field for the street name and city based of the customers postcode + street number + addition.
When a dutch country is selected it will automatically switch the address fields to give a postcode + housenumber + addition field first and street + city second.
@graphcommerce/next-ui in your package.json.yarn add @graphcommerce/address-fields-nl@1.2.3 (replace 1.2.3 with the
version of the step above)@graphcommerce/address-fields-nl/lib/natationaalgeoregister to
lib/nationaalgeoregister in your project.lib/nationaalgeoregister/.meshrc.yml in .meshrc.yml"@graphql-mesh/json-schema": "latest"FAQs
Implementation of the Dutch address fields, add an autocomplete field for the street name and city based of the customers postcode + street number + addition.
The npm package @graphcommerce/address-fields-nl receives a total of 21 weekly downloads. As such, @graphcommerce/address-fields-nl popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @graphcommerce/address-fields-nl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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