The use-countries-hook is a customizable React hook that provides an effortless way for developers to integrate a list of countries into their components. It simplifies the process of fetching and managing country's data, allowing users to easily select countries for their applications.
npm:
npm install use-countries-hook
Here is an example of a basic app using this hook:
import * as React from 'react';
import { useCountries } from 'use-countries-hook';
function App() {
const { getAll, getByValue } = useCountries();
return <div>Thank you for using this hook!</div>;
}
Field | Description |
---|---|
flag: | It represents the national flag emoji associated with a specific geographical entity. Flags are often used to symbolize countries or regions and can carry cultural, national, or historical significance |
label: | It provides a textual label that corresponds to the specific entity. Labels are commonly used to provide human-readable names or titles for data elements, making them more understandable and user-friendly |
latlng: | It contains geographical coordinates represented as an array, consisting of two values: latitude and longitude. The latitude specifies the north-south position, and the longitude specifies the east-west position |
region: | It categorizes the geographical entity into a broader region. Regions are often used to group countries or areas based on their geographic, political, or cultural characteristics |
value: | It typically holds a code or identifier associated with the geographical entity. For example, the value is 'AW', which likely corresponds to a standardized code used for data processing, referencing, or classification purposes |
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license