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Informations about the package laralocate

zinapse/laralocate

Get relationships between countries, states, and cities.

Overview

This package grabs a JSON file containing data for locations around the world, then parses that data into a database. That file is here.

Installation

  1. Include it with composer: composer require zinapse/laralocate

  2. Make sure you run the migrations: php artisan migrate

    • You can see what changes will be made first using --pretend: php artisan migrate --pretend.

  3. After that all you need to do is populate the database: php artisan laralocate:populate

    • You can use the --cities option to see verbose city output.
    • If you don't want the command to download the JSON file automatically, you can specify your own JSON file's path: php artisan laralocate:populate --file=/my/path/to/file.json (just make sure it follows the same structure)

Models

City

A City object has a name, and a state ID as a parent.

Column Name Data
name string
state_id foreign key

State

A State object has a name, a state code, and a country ID as a parent.

Column Name Data
name string
code string
country_id foreign key

Country

A Country object has a name and a country code.

Column Name Data
name string
code string

FeatureCode

A FeatureCode object has a code, descriptions, and a parent ID. Rows with a null long_desc and a null parent_id are toplevel codes. Those rows will have a short_desc that could contain text separated by a | character, which are example areas that could be under that code.

Column Name Data
code string
short_desc string
long_desc string
parent_id uint

GeoNames

The GeoNames model isn't associated with any tables, but it contains static functions for calling GeoName webhooks.

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Requires php Version >=8.0
laravel/framework Version ^9.3
illuminate/support Version ^9.7
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.4
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