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@ham2k/lib-arrl-data

v1.2.0

Published

ARRL data for amateur radio: sections, divisions and section lookup by state and county

Readme

lib-arrl-data

ARRL data for amateur radio: sections, divisions, and section lookup by state and county.

Installation

npm install @ham2k/lib-arrl-data

Usage

This library supports both ESM (ES Modules) and CommonJS formats.

import { findSection, findSectionCode, sectionsForState, ARRL_SECTIONS, ARRL_DIVISIONS } from '@ham2k/lib-arrl-data'

findSection('VT')                    // { code: 'VT', name: 'Vermont', divisionCode: 'NE', countryCode: 'US' }
findSection('MA', 'Suffolk')         // { code: 'EMA', name: 'Eastern Massachusetts', ... }
findSection('MA')                    // null — Massachusetts spans two sections
findSectionCode('NY', 'St. Lawrence') // 'NNY'
sectionsForState('TX')               // [ North Texas, South Texas, West Texas ]

ARRL_SECTIONS.EMA.name               // "Eastern Massachusetts"
ARRL_DIVISIONS.NE.sectionCodes       // ['CT', 'EMA', 'ME', 'NH', 'RI', 'VT', 'WMA']

CommonJS:

const { findSection } = require('@ham2k/lib-arrl-data')

Exports

  • findSection(state, county?) — the ARRLSection for a state or province, or null
  • findSectionCode(state, county?) — the same, as a section code string
  • sectionsForState(state) — every section covering any part of a state or province
  • ARRL_SECTIONS — all 71 US and 14 Canadian sections, keyed by code
  • ARRL_DIVISIONS — all 16 divisions, keyed by code
  • SECTIONS_FOR_STATES — the raw state → section (or county → section) table

Lookups

findSection returns a single section or null. For states and provinces that hold more than one section, the county is required — without it, or with a county that isn't recognized, the result is null. Use sectionsForState to list the candidates instead.

County names are matched loosely: case, punctuation, whitespace and County / Parish / Borough suffixes are ignored, and St. is treated as Saint.

Ontario is keyed on census divisions — counties, districts, regional municipalities and single-tier cities — since that is how RAC defines its four sections. Two of them, Muskoka and Kawartha Lakes, RAC does not name at all and are assigned by elimination; see data/NOTES.md.

Data

The county-to-section table was contributed by Tom Schaefer, NY4I. See data/NOTES.md for the corrections applied to it.

data/sections-for-states.json is the source of truth; run npm run generate after editing it to rebuild src/data/sectionsForStates.ts.

TypeScript Support

Full TypeScript definitions are included: ARRLSection, ARRLDivision, SectionsForState.