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@shopify/address
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@shopify/address
Address utilities for formatting addresses.
$ yarn add @shopify/address
country
field in Address is expected to be of format ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, eg. CA / FR / JPAddressFormatter
classShow an address:
import AddressFormatter from '@shopify/address';
const address = {
company: 'Shopify',
firstName: '恵子',
lastName: '田中',
address1: '八重洲1-5-3',
address2: '',
city: '目黒区',
province: 'JP-13',
zip: '100-8994',
country: 'JP',
phone: '',
};
const addressFormatter = new AddressFormatter('ja');
await addressFormatter.format(address);
/* =>
日本
〒100-8994東京都目黒区八重洲1-5-3
Shopify
田中恵子様
*/
await addressFormatter.getOrderedFields('CA');
/* =>
[
['firstName', 'lastName'],
['company'],
['address1'],
['address2'],
['city'],
['country', 'province', 'zip'],
['phone']
]
*/
constructor(private locale: string)
Instantiate the AddressFormatter by passing it a locale.
updateLocale(locale: string)
Update the current locale of the formatter. Following requests will be in the given locale.
async .getCountry(countryCode: string): Promise<Country>
Loads and returns data about a given country in the current locale. Country and province names are localized. Province names are sorted based on the locale.
async .getCountries(): Promise<Country[]>
Loads and returns data for all countries in the current locale. Countries are sorted based on the locale. Zones are also ordered based on the locale.
async .getOrderedFields(countryCode): Promise<FieldName[][]>
Returns how to order address fields for a country code. Fetches the country if not already cached.
async .format(address: Address): Promise<string[]>
Given an address, returns the address ordered for multiline rendering. Uses the formatAddress
sync API in the background.
AddressFormatter.resetCache(): void
Resets the internal cache. Useful to avoid side-effects in test suite.
If you already have the input data ready, like a Country
object, you can use the sync API to get the result right away.
The following functions can be imported as stand-alone utilities.
formatAddress(address: Address, country: Country): string[]
Given an address and a country, returns the address ordered for multiline rendering. e.g.:
['Shopify', 'Lindenstraße 9-14', '10969 Berlin', 'Germany'];
buildOrderedFields(country: Country): FieldName[][]
Returns how to order address fields for a specific country.
Eg.:
[
['firstName', 'lastName'],
['company'],
['address1'],
['address2'],
['city'],
['country', 'province', 'zip'],
['phone'],
];
If your component uses this package and you want to test it with mock API calls you can use the following:
import {fetch} from '@shopify/jest-dom-mocks';
import {mockCountryRequests} from '@shopify/address/tests';
import AddressFormatter from '@shopify/address';
beforeEach(() => {
AddressFormatter.resetCache(); // to avoid side-effects.
mockCountryRequests();
});
afterEach(fetch.restore);
Note: Only FR / JA and EN are mocked.
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Address utilities for formatting addresses
The npm package @shopify/address receives a total of 12,165 weekly downloads. As such, @shopify/address popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @shopify/address demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 24 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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