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Programming language: Haskell

License: Mozilla Public License 2.0

Tags: Data

Latest version: v0.1.1.0

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A number of the ISO standards are particularly attractive to being implemented as static data libraries: they describe short strings that are prone to error if left as 'Text', but are large enough to strongly discourage rewriting them for each project. It is no surprise, therefore, that this package is the fourth on Hackage to implement ISO 3166-1:

"Data.ISO3166_CountryCodes" from iso3166-country-codes
"Data.CountryCodes" from country-codes
"Country" from country

However, none of those options truly seemed to provide an ideal, /complete/ experience. Only one (country) provides all three code encodings, but it doesn't expose constructors for pattern matching. None of them implement the other two parts of ISO 3166 (region codes, and historic countries), and the only package that makes an effort to do so ("Data.StateCodes" from state-codes) doesn't cover anything beyond the US. Someone who only needs the alpha-2 codes ("CA") may indeed find one of the existing packages sufficient, but for anyone who does need the full power of ISO 3166-2, none of them would serve.

The lack of people who would actually find this useful is another matter. (Eight packages using the simple alpha-2 codes from one or another of the above, as of writing.)

This package is an attempt to package that standard -- and, eventually, others like it -- in a consistent API based in standard Haskell; fromEnum rather than encodeNumeric, for example.

The following standards are implemented:

ISO 3166-1 (Data.Standards.ISO.Country.Primary)
- alpha-2 (Data.Standards.ISO.Country.Primary.Alpha2)
- alpha-3 (Data.Standards.ISO.Country.Primary.Alpha3)
- numeric (Data.Standards.ISO.Country.Primary.Numeric)

data-standards

A collection of stardards representable by simple Haskell data types.

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