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ecuador-postal-codes

v0.0.6

Published

Library with Ecuador postal codes

Downloads

158

Readme

Build Status

ecuador-postal-codes

A Node.js module to fetch and query postal codes from Ecuador.

Installation

npm install ecuador-postal-codes --save
yarn add ecuador-postal-codes

Usage

var ecuador = require('ecuador-postal-codes');

Members

  • provinces: Array of Province objects
  • provincesArray: Array of province names
  • lookupProvinces(<query>): Returns an array of Province objects
  • lookupCities(<query>): Returns an array of City objects
  • lookupTowns(<query>): Returns an array of Town objects
  • lookupPostalCode(<query>): Returns a Town object that matches the postal code

Search provinces example

var results = ecuador.data.lookupProvinces('GUAYAS');

Province members

Each Province object contains:

  • name: Name of the province in uppercase
  • cities: Array of City objects.
  • citiesArray: Array of city names.
  • lookupCities(<query>): Returns an array of City objects
  • lookupTowns(<query>): Returns an array of Town objects

Search cities examples

var results = ecuador.data.lookupCities('Quito');

Or you can searh within any province

var results = provinceObject.lookupCities('Quito');

City members

Each City object contains:

  • name: Name of the city in uppercase
  • province: Province object reference
  • towns: Array of Town objects
  • townsArray: Array of town names
  • lookupTowns(<query>): Returns an array of Town objects

Search towns (AKA parroquias) examples

var results = ecuador.data.lookupCities('Tarqui');

Or you can searh within any city

var results = cityObject.lookupCities('Quito');

Town members

Each Town object contains:

  • name: Name of the city in uppercase
  • postalCode: Postal code of the city as string
  • city: City object reference
  • postalCodeAsNumber(): Postal code of the city as number

Contribute

Clone this repo, NPM-it and run the tests:

npm run test

Thanks

Special thanks to @emamut for the data.