Data about countries - like their ISO codes and currencies - with typings.

npm install @aerapass/country-data

import { countries, continents, currencies, regions } from '@aerapass/country-data'

// .all gives you an array of all entries
console.log(countries.all)
console.log(currencies.all)

// countries are found using alpha2 or alpha3 (both uppercase)
console.log(countries.BE.name) // 'Belgium'
console.log(countries.FRA.currencies) // ['EUR']

// currencies are accessed by their code (uppercase)
console.log(currencies.USD.name) // 'United States dollar'

// regions are accessed using a camel case name
console.log(regions.europe.countries)

The data currently provided for each country is:

• name The english name for the country
• alpha2 The ISO 3166-1 alpha 2 code
• alpha3 The ISO 3166-1 alpha 3 code
• status: The ISO status of the entry - see below.
• currencies An array of ISO 4217 currency codes with the primary one first
• languages An array of ISO 639-2 codes for languages (may not be complete).
• countryCallingCodes An array of the international call prefixes for this country.
• ioc The International Olympic Committee country code
• emoji The emoji of country's flag.
• numeric The ISO 3166-1 numeric code

The status can be one of 'assigned', 'reserved', 'user assigned' or 'deleted'.

Assigned means that the code is properly in the ISO 3166 standard. Reserved means that the code is being prevented from being used. Deleted means that it has been deleted. User Assigned means that for some use cases it is required. Deleted means that it used to be in the standard but is now not.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2 for full details, especially the "User-assigned code elements" and "Reserved code elements" sections.

Countries are ofter grouped into regions. The list of regions is by no means exhaustive, pull requests very welcome for additions.

• countries An array of alpha2 codes for the countries in this region.

It is not that useful to just have the currency code(s) for a country, so included is currency data too:

• name The english name for the currency
• code The ISO 4217 code
• number The ISO 4217 number
• decimals The number of decimal digits conventionally shown
• symbol The currency symbol for the currency (e.g. ¥, $ etc.). Some symbols are not available, in which case symbol contains the ISO 4217 code. Credit to bengourley/currency-symbol-map for the symbol database.

The currency data was copied from the Wikipedia ISO 4217 page.

The country calling codes came from the Wikipedia country calling codes page.