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country-code-lookup
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A node.js module to look up countries by various country codes.
Supported codes:
$ npm install country-code-lookup
const lookup = require('country-code-lookup')
// search by FIPS
lookup.byFips('UK')
// search by ISO
lookup.byIso('GB')
lookup.byIso('GBR')
lookup.byIso(826)
// search by internet code
lookup.byInternet('UK')
// search by country name
lookup.byCountry('United Kingdom')
// get an array of all countries
lookup.countries
Searching for a country will return either null, or a country object:
{ continent: 'Europe',
region: 'Western Europe',
country: 'United Kingdom',
capital: 'London',
fips: 'UK',
iso2: 'GB',
iso3: 'GBR',
isoNo: '826',
internet: 'UK' }
ISO 2 and 3 digit country codes: https://www.iban.com/country-codes
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Finds countries by various country codes
The npm package country-code-lookup receives a total of 110,554 weekly downloads. As such, country-code-lookup popularity was classified as popular.
We found that country-code-lookup demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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