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A collection of useful data about NANPA Rate Centers.
Data is currently sourced from Simple Maps and Local Calling Guide.
Install the gem and add to the application's Gemfile by executing:
bundle add rate_centers
If bundler is not being used to manage dependencies, install the gem by executing:
gem install rate_centers
# Load rate centers
RateCenter.load(:rate_centers, only: { us: [:ny, :ca] }) # Loads rate centers in New York and California
# RateCenter.load(:rate_centers, only: { us: { ny: [ "NWYRCYZN01" ], ca: [ "LSAN DA 01"] } }) # Loads only specific rate centers
# RateCenter.load(:rate_centers, only: { [ :us ] }) # Load all rate centers in US
# RateCenter.load(:rate_centers, :all) # Load all rate centers
# RateCenter::RateCenter.all # returns all rate centers loaded
rate_center = RateCenter::RateCenter.find_by!(country: "US", region: "NY", name: "NWYRCYZN01")
rate_center.full_name # "New York City Zone 01"
rate_center.lata # 132
rate_center.ilec_name # "VERIZON NEW YORK, INC."
rate_center.lat # "40.739362"
rate_center.long # "-73.991043"
rate_center.closest_city.name # "Manhattan"
rate_center.closest_city.distance_km # 5.33
# Load cities
RateCenter.load(:cities, only: { us: [:ny, :ca] }) # Loads cities in New York and California
# RateCenter.load(:cities, only: { us: { ny: [ "New York" ], ca: [ "Los Angeles"] } }) # Loads only specific cities
# RateCenter.load(:cities, only: { [ :us ] }) # Load all cities in US
# RateCenter.load(:cities, :all) # Load all cities
# RateCenter::City.all # returns all cities loaded
city = RateCenter::City.find_by!(country: "US", region: "NY", name: "New York")
city.lat # "40.6943"
city.log # "-73.9249"
city.nearby_rate_centers.each do |rate_center|
puts "Rate Center: #{rate_center.name}, Distance: #{rate_center.distance_km} km"
end
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN01, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN03, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN04, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN05, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN06, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN07, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN08, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN09, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN10, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN11, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN12, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN13, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN14, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NWYRCYZN15, Distance: 7.5 km
# Rate Center: NASSAUZN02, Distance: 18.96 km
# Rate Center: NASSAUZN03, Distance: 20.16 km
In order to pull data from the sources, run the following script
bin/update_data
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup
to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec
to run the tests. You can also run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install
.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/somleng/rate_center.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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