Iso LocaleAPI Reference

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Countries

getByAlpha2(code: string)

Get country by ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code.

getAllCountries()

Get all countries.

getEmoji(code: string)

Get flag emoji for country.

Currencies

getByCode(code: string)

Get currency by ISO 4217 code.

getSymbol(code: string)

Get currency symbol.

getByCountry(code: string)

Get currencies for a country.

Regions

getRegionsForCountry(code: string)

Get continent and subregion.

getCountriesInContinent(continent: string)

Get all countries in continent.

Timezones

getTimezonesByCountry(code: string)

Get IANA timezones for country.

getPrimaryTimezone(code: string)

Get primary timezone.

Locale

parseBCP47Tag(tag: string)

Parse BCP 47 language tag.

generateBCP47Tag(lang: string, country: string)

Generate BCP 47 tag.

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API Reference
Countries
getByAlpha2(code: string)
getAllCountries()
getEmoji(code: string)
Currencies
getByCode(code: string)
getSymbol(code: string)
getByCountry(code: string)
Regions
getRegionsForCountry(code: string)
getCountriesInContinent(continent: string)
Timezones
getTimezonesByCountry(code: string)
getPrimaryTimezone(code: string)
Locale
parseBCP47Tag(tag: string)
generateBCP47Tag(lang: string, country: string)
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