nnjeim / world
Laravel countries, states, cities and currencies
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Type:laravel-package
Requires
- php: >=7.4
Requires (Dev)
- orchestra/testbench: >=v4.0.0
- phpunit/phpunit: >=8.5.8
README
The World is a Laravel package that provides a comprehensive list of countries, states, cities, timezones, currencies, and languages. You can access the data using the World Facade or through defined API routes.
Table of Contents
- Installation
- What's New in v1.1.34
- Changelog
- Contributing
- Examples
- Usage
- Available Actions
- Available API Routes
- Localization
- Schema
- Configuration
- Testing
Installation
First, set your application environment to local:
set APP_ENV=local
Then, install the package via composer:
composer require nnjeim/world
Optionally, set the WORLD_DB_CONNECTION environment variable to your desired database connection.
Automated Installation
Run the following Artisan command to automate the installation process:
php artisan world:install
Manual Installation
If you prefer to install the package manually, follow these steps:
- Publish the package configuration file:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=world --force
- Run the migrations:
php artisan migrate
- Seed the database:
php artisan db:seed --class=WorldSeeder
What's new in v1.1.34?
- Tested with Laravel 11 and php 8.3/8.4
- Tested with Laravel 12 and php 8.3/8.4
- Minor code improvements
Changelog
For detailed information on recent changes, please see the CHANGELOG.
Contributing
We welcome contributions! For details on how to get started, please review our CONTRIBUTING guidlines.
Examples
Explore the API examples on our live site:
List all countries:
https://laravel-world.com/api/countries
Search for a country:
https://laravel-world.com/api/countries?search=rom
Get states by country code:
https://laravel-world.com/api/states?filters[country_code]=RO&fields=cities
Usage
List all the countries
Use the World
facade:
use Nnjeim\World\World; $action = World::countries(); if ($action->success) { $countries = $action->data; } response (object) { "success": true, "data": [ { "id": 1, "name": "Afghanistan" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Ă…land Islands" }, . . . ], }
Use the API countries endpoint:
https://myDomain.local/api/countries
Fetch a country with its states and cities.
Use the World
facade:
use Nnjeim\World\World; $action = World::countries([ 'fields' => 'states,cities', 'filters' => [ 'iso2' => 'FR', ] ]); if ($action->success) { $countries = $action->data; }
Response:
(object)
{
"success": true,
"data": [
"id": 77,
"name": "France",
"states": [
{
"id": 1271,
"name": "Alo"
},
{
"id": 1272,
"name": "Alsace"
},
.
.
.
],
"cities": [
{
"id": 25148,
"name": "Abondance"
},
{
"id": 25149,
"name": "Abrest"
},
.
.
.
]
],
}
Use the API countries endpoint:
https://myDomain.local/api/countries?fields=states,cities&filters[iso2]=FR
List all the cities by country id
use Nnjeim\World\WorldHelper; new class { protected $world; public function __construct(WorldHelper $world) { $this->world = $world; } $action = $this->world->cities([ 'filters' => [ 'country_id' => 182, ], ]); if ($action->success) { $cities = $action->data; } }
Use the API cities endpoint:
https://myDomain.local/api/cities?filters[country_code]=RO
Available actions
Name | Description |
---|---|
countries | lists all the world countries |
states | lists all the states |
cities | lists all the cities |
timezones | lists all the timezones |
currencies | lists all the currencies |
languages | lists all the languages |
An action response is formed as below:
success
(boolean)message
(string)data
(instance ofIlluminate\Support\Collection
)errors
(array)
Countries action
fields
*: comma seperated string (countries table fields in addition to states, cities, currency and timezones).filters
*: array of keys (countries table fields) and their corresponding values.search
*: string.
States action
fields
*: comma seperated string (states table fields in addition to country and states).filters
*: array of keys (states table fields) and their corresponding values.search
*: string.
Cities action
fields
*: comma seperated string (cities table fields in addition to country and state).filters
*: array of keys (cities table fields) and their corresponding values.search
*: string.
Timezones action
fields
*: comma seperated string (timezones table fields in addition to country).filters
*: array of keys (timezones table fields) and their corresponding values.search
*: string.
Currencies action
fields
*: comma seperated string (currencies table fields in addition to country).filters
*: array of keys (currencies table fields) and their corresponding values.search
*: string.
Languages action
fields
*: comma seperated string (languages table fields).filters
*: array of keys (languages table fields) and their corresponding values.search
*: string.
Available API routes
All routes can be prefixed by any string. Ex.: admin
, api
...
Countries
Method | GET |
Route | /{prefix}/countries |
Parameters* | comma seperated fields (countries table fields in addition to states, cities, currency and timezones), array filters, string search |
Example | /api/countries?fields=iso2,cities&filters[phone_code]=44 |
response | success, message, data |
States
Method | GET |
Route | /{prefix}/states |
Parameters* | comma seperated fields (states table fields in addition to country and cities), array filters, string search |
Example | /api/states?fields=country,cities&filters[country_code]=RO |
response | success, message, data |
Cities
Method | GET |
Route | /{prefix}/cities |
Parameters* | comma seperated fields (cities table fields in addition to country and state), array filters, string search |
Example | /api/cities?fields=country,state&filters[country_code]=RO |
response | success, message, data |
Timezones
Method | GET |
Route | /{prefix}/timezones |
Parameters* | comma seperated fields (timezones table fields in addition to the country), array filters, string search |
Example | /api/timezones?fields=country&filters[country_code]=RO |
response | success, message, data |
Currencies
Method | GET |
Route | /{prefix}/currencies |
Parameters* | comma seperated fields (currencies table fields in addition to the country), array filters, string search |
Example | /api/currencies?fields=code&filters[country_code]=RO |
response | success, message, data |
Languages
Method | GET |
Route | /{prefix}/languages |
Parameters* | comma seperated fields, string search |
Example | /api/languages?fields=dir |
response | success, message, data |
Localization
The available locales are
ar, bn, br, de, en, es, fr, it, ja, kr, nl, pl, pt, ro, ru, tr and zh.
The default locale is en.
Header option
accept-language=locale
Alternatively, you can use specific locale with the World
Facade setLocale('locale')
helper method. Example:
World::setLocale('zh')->countries();
Schema
Configuration
The configuration for the World package is located in the world.php file.
If you're upgrading from a previous version, you may want to re-publish the config file:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=world --force
Customizing database connection
By default, this package uses the default database connection, but it's possible to customize it
using the WORLD_DB_CONNECTION
variable in your .env
file.
Countries restrictions
Countries can be restricted while seeding the database either by adding the ISO2 country codes in the allowed_countries
or disallowed_countries
array lists.
Supported Locales
A list of the accepted locales which relate to the localized lang/
files.
Modules enablement
The states, cities, timezones, currencies and languages modules can be optionally disabled.
Please note that the cities module depends on the states module.
Routes
If you don't wish to use the packages as an API service, you can disable all the routes by assigning false
to routes
.
Migrations
It offers the ability to enable or disable the database fields.
When changing this configuration the database should be dropped and the seeder should be re-run.
Testing
Requirements
- The database is seeded.
- The database connection is defined in the .env file.
Browse to the package root folder and run:
composer install # installs the package dev dependencies composer test
* optional