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@vivor/fpl-calc

v1.0.3

Published

Calculates the US Federal Poverty Level for a given household size and income

Downloads

4

Readme

FPL Calculator

This is a simple tool to look up the US Federal Poverty Level for a given state and household size.

To use it, construct an instance of the class with an object containing the current Federal Poverty Level threshholds for each region. The format is as follows, using the 2020 levels as an example:

const FplCalc = require('fpl-calc')

const fplCalculator = new FplCalc({
  "default": {
    "levels": [12759, 17240, 21720, 26200, 30680, 35160, 39640, 44120],
    "additional": 4479
  },
  "HI": {
    "levels": [14679, 19830, 24980, 30130, 35280, 40430, 45580, 50730],
    "additional": 5149
  },
  "AK": {
    "levels": [15949, 21550, 27150, 32750, 38350, 43950, 49550, 55150],
    "additional": 5599
  }
})

The levels key is a list of income thresholds for each household size, with levels above the provided being found by adding additional for each additional household member.

There are two methods, .level(state, householdSize) to look up given state and household size, and .percentage(state, householdSize, householdIncome) which calculates the percentage of FPL that a given income represents.

> fplCalculator.level('OR', 2)
17240
> fplCalculator.level('HI', 10)
61028
> fplCalculator.percentage('AK', 1, 50000)
313