🇮🇩 Indonesia Postal Code & Area in graphql
- Country (example:
INDONESIA) - Province (example:
SUMATERA BARAT) - City (example:
PADANG) - DistrictOne as Kecamatan in Bahasa (example:
PADANG UTARA) - DistrictTwo as Kelurahan in Bahasa (example:
LOLONG BELANTI) - PostalCode (example:
25136)
{
countryByCode(code: "ID") {
code
iso3
name
phoneCode
emoji
}
provinces(filter: { name: { eq: "SUMATERA BARAT" } }) {
id
code
name
cities {
id
code
name
postal
}
}
}The above GraphQL query will produce the following JSON response:
{
"data": {
"countryByCode": {
"code": "ID",
"iso3": "IDN",
"name": "INDONESIA",
"phoneCode": "62",
"emoji": "🇮🇩"
},
"provinces": [
{
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"code": "13",
"name": "SUMATERA BARAT",
"cities": [
{
"id": 57,
"code": "1301",
"name": "KEPULAUAN MENTAWAI",
"postal": "25700,25300"
}
]
}
]
}
}You may need install some of this:
- npm (Node version >= 16)
- PostgreSQL
- clone this repo :)
cp .env.example .envnpm run installFill with valid values
it will be store as .ts in migration table
npx mikro-orm migration:upit will be store as .ts in migration table
npm run db:migrate:tsit will be store as .js in migration table
npm run db:migratenpm run db:seednpm run devGraphQL playground in http://localhost:3000/graphql
npm run buildnpm startBig thanks for this repos and tutorials 🍻