/countrycode

Initial Country Code converter

Primary LanguageJavaGNU Lesser General Public License v3.0LGPL-3.0

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Country Code Library

The Country Code library provides facilities for converting between different country code standards. This software is currently in a Beta form and is subject to change

Usage

Add the Codice Repository to your build

        <repository>
            <id>codice</id>
            <name>Codice Repository</name>
            <url>https://artifacts.codice.org/content/groups/public/</url>
        </repository>

Add the Converter Dependency

        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.codice.countrycode</groupId>
            <artifactId>converter</artifactId>
            <version>${countryconverter.version}</version>
        </dependency>

Happy Converting!

CountryCodeSimple

Simple interface for the typical use case of converting between the following standards: ISO 3166-1, GENC 3.0.0, and FIPS 10-4, GEC Update 18.

String countryCode = CountryCodeSimple.convert("CH", FIPS_10_4_ALPHA2, ISO_3166_1_ALPHA3)
assert countryCode.equals("CHN");

Supported Standards

Standards are available in various formats. For example, the ISO 3166-1 alpha2 format for the country Afghanistan is AF, while its alpha3 and numeric formats are AFG and 004, respectively.

There are 4 currently supported standards and their respective available formats (the name and version in parenthesis, respectively, can be used to lookup the standard in the default StandardRegistry):

  • FIPS 10-4 (FIPS, 10-4)
    • alpha2
  • GEC 18 (GEC, 18)
    • alpha2
  • ISO 3166-1 (ISO3166, 1)
    • alpha2
    • alpha3
    • numeric
  • GENC 3.0.0 (GENC, 3.0.0)
    • alpha2
    • alpha3
    • numeric

A country code can be retrieved for a given format with the following:

CountryCode countryCode = new CountryCode();
String alpha2Format = countryCode.getAsFormat("alpha2"); // ex, "AF"

Low-level Interfaces

Converter The converter is used to convert between country code standards. Standards can be retrieved via the `StandardRegistry`. 
  Converter converter = new CountryCodeConverter();
  
  StandardRegistry registry = StandardRegistryImpl.getInstance();
  StandardProvider fipsStandard = registry.lookup("FIPS", "10-4");
  StandardProvider isoStandard = registry.lookup("ISO3166", "1");
  
  // converting from FIPS 10-4 to ISO 3166-1 with alpha2
  Set<CountryCode> convertedCountryCodes = converter.fromAlpha2("AF", fipsStandard.getStandard(), isoStandard.getStandard());
  
  // converting from FIPS 10-4 to ISO 3166-1 with alpha3
  Set<CountryCode> convertedCountryCodes = converter.fromAlpha3("AFG", fipsStandard.getStandard(), isoStandard.getStandard());
  
  // converting from FIPS 10-4 to ISO 3166-1 with numeric
  Set<CountryCode> convertedCountryCodes = converter.fromNumeric("004", fipsStandard.getStandard(), isoStandard.getStandard());
StandardProvider 
  StandardRegistry registry = StandardRegistryImpl.getInstance();
  StandardProvider isoStandard = registry.lookup("ISO3166", "1");

  // converting from ISO 3166-1 alpha2 to ISO 3166-1 alpha3
  Optional<CountryCode> optionalCountryCode =
          isoStandard
              .getStandardEntries()
              .stream()
              .filter(c -> c.getAsFormat("alpha2").equals("AT"))
              .findFirst();

  if (optionalCountryCode.isPresent())
    System.out.println(optionalCountryCode.get().getAsFormat("alpha3"));