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grm-shared-library

v1.1.187

Published

Common code for GRM — shared types, enums, interfaces, DTOs and constants for the Clarion / Upesy backend NestJS microservices.

Readme

grm-shared-library

Common code for GRM — shared types, enums, interfaces, DTOs and constants for the Clarion / Upesy backend NestJS microservices.

Country & Currency (multi-country foundation)

Platform-level primitives for country-aware emergency response, newsfeed, notifications, billing, maps and admin. This is the shared source of truth so services stop hard-coding Kenya-specific values.

Supported countries (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2):

| Code | Country | Calling code | Currency | Symbol | Decimals | Timezone | Locale | |------|----------|--------------|----------|--------|----------|------------------------|---------| | KE | Kenya | +254 | KES | KSh | 2 | Africa/Nairobi | en-KE | | UG | Uganda | +256 | UGX | USh | 0 | Africa/Kampala | en-UG | | TZ | Tanzania | +255 | TZS | TSh | 0 | Africa/Dar_es_Salaam | en-TZ |

Supported currencies (ISO 4217): KES, UGX, TZS.

Importing

Everything is re-exported from the package root:

import {
  CountryCode,
  CurrencyCode,
  CallingCode,
  SupportedCountryConfig,
  SupportedCurrencyConfig,
  SUPPORTED_COUNTRIES,          // readonly SupportedCountryConfig[]
  SUPPORTED_COUNTRIES_BY_CODE,  // Record<CountryCode, SupportedCountryConfig>
  SUPPORTED_CURRENCIES,
  SUPPORTED_CURRENCIES_BY_CODE,
  DEFAULT_COUNTRY_CODE,         // CountryCode.KE
  DEFAULT_CURRENCY_CODE,        // CurrencyCode.KES
  CountryScopeDto,              // optional { countryCode?, currencyCode? } request scope
  getSupportedCountryConfig,
  getSupportedCurrencyConfig,
  getCurrencyForCountry,
  getCallingCodeForCountry,
  getCountryByCallingCode,
  isSupportedCountryCode,
  isSupportedCurrencyCode,
} from 'grm-shared-library';

getCurrencyForCountry(CountryCode.UG);    // CurrencyCode.UGX
getCallingCodeForCountry(CountryCode.TZ); // '+255'
isSupportedCountryCode('US');             // false

Backward compatibility

Kenya (KE / KES) is the default market. Wherever a country or currency is not explicit, fall back to DEFAULT_COUNTRY_CODE / DEFAULT_CURRENCY_CODE / DEFAULT_TIMEZONE / DEFAULT_LOCALE. Existing Kenyan users, packages, posts, incidents, OTPs, notifications and billing flows are unaffected.

Scope

This package provides the country/currency primitives only. Country detection (GPS / IP / phone-number inference) and country-aware business logic (phone login, newsfeed filtering, multi-currency billing, SMS routing, map filtering) are delivered in later phases and should build on top of these types.

Tests

npm test   # compiles src/modules/country and runs the country/currency suite