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nigeria-bus-stops

v1.0.1

Published

List of Nigerian Main Areas in all States and LGAs

Readme

nigeria-bus-stops

A dataset of Nigerian bus stops and notable places organized by state and LGA, with TypeScript enums for safe access.

Installation

npm install nigeria-bus-stops

Usage

1. Import the package

If using JavaScript (CommonJS):

const { nigeriaBusStops, States, CrossRiverLGA } = require("nigeria-bus-stops");

If using TypeScript or ES Modules:

import { nigeriaBusStops, States, CrossRiverLGA } from "nigeria-bus-stops";

2. Accessing Bus Stops

By State and LGA

Use the provided enums for safe and typo-free access:

const stops =
  nigeriaBusStops[States.CROSS_RIVER][CrossRiverLGA.CALABAR_MUNICIPAL];
console.log(stops);
// Output: [ 'Calabar', 'Marine Base', 'Ekorinim', 'Henshaw Town', 'Big Qua' ]

Example: List all LGAs in a State

const { NigeriaLGAs } = require("nigeria-bus-stops");
console.log(Object.values(NigeriaLGAs[States.LAGOS]));

3. TypeScript Support

All enums and data are fully typed for TypeScript users.

import { nigeriaBusStops, States, LagosLGA } from "nigeria-bus-stops";

const stops: string[] = nigeriaBusStops[States.LAGOS][LagosLGA.IKEJA];

4. Full Example

const { nigeriaBusStops, States, CrossRiverLGA } = require("nigeria-bus-stops");

console.log(
  nigeriaBusStops[States.CROSS_RIVER][CrossRiverLGA.CALABAR_MUNICIPAL]
);

## API

- `nigeriaBusStops`: Main data object, accessed by `[State][LGA]`.
- `States`: Enum of all 36 states + FCT.
- `[State]LGA`: Enum of all LGAs for each state (e.g., `LagosLGA`, `CrossRiverLGA`).
- `NigeriaLGAs`: Object mapping each state to its LGA enum.

## Notes

- Always use the enums for keys to avoid typos.
- The package is compatible with both JavaScript and TypeScript.

## License

MIT