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@ph-dev-utils/address-element

v0.2.0

Published

Framework-agnostic <ph-address-picker> Web Component — cascading Philippine address picker (region → province → city → barangay → ZIP). Works in Vue, Angular, Svelte, or plain HTML. Built on @ph-dev-utils/address-core.

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Readme

@ph-dev-utils/address-element

npm version License: MIT

A framework-agnostic <ph-address-picker> Web Component — cascading Philippine address picker (region → province → city/municipality → barangay → ZIP). Works in Vue, Angular, Svelte, or plain HTML. Built on the headless @ph-dev-utils/address-core; for React, use @ph-dev-utils/address-react.

npm install @ph-dev-utils/address-element
<script type="module">
  import '@ph-dev-utils/address-element';
  import '@ph-dev-utils/address-element/theme.css'; // optional

  const picker = document.querySelector('ph-address-picker');
  picker.addEventListener('ph-change', (e) => console.log(e.detail)); // AddressValue
</script>

<ph-address-picker show-barangay></ph-address-picker>

Importing the package auto-registers the <ph-address-picker> element.

Attributes

| Attribute | Default | Notes | |-----------|---------|-------| | show-zip | true | Set "false" to hide the ZIP field | | show-barangay | false | Lazy-loads barangays per city from the jsDelivr CDN | | searchable | false | Type-to-filter combobox for the long lists (city/municipality + barangay) instead of a native <select>; region/province stay native. Arrow keys / Enter / Esc; order-independent matching (typing "Cebu City" finds "City of Cebu") | | zip-policy | first | first autofills a ZIP; none leaves it blank | | region / province / city / zip | — | Initial PSGC codes / ZIP (city alone hydrates the cascade) | | id-prefix | ph-ap | Prefix for field ids (label association) | | disabled required | — | Standard form semantics |

Event

ph-change — a CustomEvent whose detail is the AddressValue ({ region, province, city, barangay, zip, zipOptions, ... }). Fires when the value changes.

Framework use

  • Vue: <ph-address-picker show-barangay @ph-change="onChange" /> (mark it a custom element in your Vue compiler config).
  • Angular: add CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA, then <ph-address-picker (ph-change)="...">.
  • Svelte / vanilla: use directly; listen for ph-change.

Notes

Client-side only. Like all custom elements it extends HTMLElement, so import it in the browser — in SSR frameworks (Nuxt, Angular Universal, SvelteKit) import it lazily on mount (e.g. onMounted(() => import('@ph-dev-utils/address-element'))), not at module top level during server render.

Light-DOM rendering with .ph-ap* classes, so the optional theme.css (or your own CSS) applies. Handles NCR (no provinces), independent cities, and multi-ZIP cities — same correctness as the React package. ZIP/barangay data is community-sourced (GeoNames CC BY 4.0), not an official PHLPost feed.

License

MIT (code). Bundled ZIP/barangay data © GeoNames / PSA PSGC.