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NG-BANKS is a lightweight zero-dependency npm package that can be used to get the list of banks in my great country, Nigeria.
> npm install ng-banks --save
The package is very simple and as of the time of writing has only one method which is to get a list of banks, their corresponding shortcode and their USSD code.
The list of banks contains all banks recognized by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
Now that we've gotten this out of the way here's an example
const ngBanks = require('ng-banks');
const banks = ngBanks.getBanks();
// get bank by slug or code
console.log(ngBanks.getBank('EBN')); // { name: 'ECOBANK NIGERIA PLC', code: '050', slug: 'EBN', ussd: {code: '*326#' } }
console.log(ngBanks.getBank('063')); // { name: 'ACCESS(DIAMOND) BANK PLC', code: '063', slug: 'DMB', ussd: {code: '*710#' } }
ngBanks.getBank('EBN', function(err, bank) {
console.log(err, bank); // { name: 'ECOBANK NIGERIA PLC', code: '050', slug: 'EBN', ussd: {code: '*326#' } }
});
ngBanks.getBank('063', function(err, bank) {
console.log(err, bank); // { name: 'ACCESS(DIAMOND) BANK PLC', code: '063', slug: 'DMB', ussd: {code: '*710#' } }
});
See also the list of contributors who have contributed to this project.
MIT
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Light-weight zero dependency npm package that helps get nigerian banks
The npm package ng-banks receives a total of 229 weekly downloads. As such, ng-banks popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ng-banks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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