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Informations about the package world

Weblabor World

This is a PHP library to work with the World API.

Requirements

Packagist

Install via packagist using:

Don't forget to include the bindings:

Initialize credentials

You can choose to work with the library using the World static class like this:

Or by instantiating a client object:

The static way is recommended.

Divisions

The API works by getting the different levels of divisions of the world. Yoy may normally know them as countries, states and cities, but other nations call them different and have more than 3 levels.

So, the world is divided in different ways depending each different sovereign nation.

We normally call, the sovereign nations, the upmost level of division, countries. The children of the countries, states. And the children of those states, cities. This is the way the API is used, by traversing the different levels of divisions. A division has children() and parent() unless it's the upmost or downmost level of division.

Properties

All calls from the division endpoints, returns a WeblaborMx\World\Entities\Division object or array.

You can check the properties by inspecting the class constructor:

Endpoints

Check all endpoints in the documentation.

Obtaining all countries

You probably want to start fetching divisions by their upmost level.

Get country by code

You can search a country by its ISO-3166 code.

Getting a specific division

To get a specific division, you pass its previously obtained ID.

Obtaining all children

Obtaining parent

Working with Laravel

To maintain the library lightweight, no dependency was added. However, you can find a Division casting class, that although it doesn't implements the contract from Laravel, it should work as any other cast.

With the cast you can save any ID obtained in a model, and automatically obtain a Division when accesing the property again.

Registering client

You probably want to initialize the client through a service provider like AppServiceProvider.

Then setup the services.php configuration.

And the credentials in .env.

All versions of world with dependencies

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