List of country codes and its flag emojis
npm install country-flag-emoji


List of country codes and its flag emojis.
``bash`
$ npm install country-flag-emoji
The library is available over a CDN:
`html
`
`js
import countryFlagEmoji from "country-flag-emoji";
// All country flag emojis keyed by country code
console.log(countryFlagEmoji.data);
// Array of all country flag emojis
console.log(countryFlagEmoji.list);
// Array of country codes
console.log(countryFlagEmoji.countryCodes);
// Get country flag emoji for the given country code
console.log(countryFlagEmoji.get("US"));
// US: {
// code: "US",
// unicode: "U+1F1FA U+1F1F8",
// name: "United States",
// emoji: "🇺🇸"
// }
`
Get all country flag emojis keyed by country code.
`js`
countryFlagEmoji.data
Data format:
`js`
{
//...
ID: {
code: "ID",
unicode: "U+1F1EE U+1F1E9",
name: "Indonesia",
emoji: "🇮🇩"
},
IE: {
code: "IE",
unicode: "U+1F1EE U+1F1EA",
name: "Ireland",
emoji: "🇮🇪"
},
//...
}
Get all country flag emojis.
`js`
countryFlagEmoji.list
Data format:
`js`
[
//...
{
code: "ID",
unicode: "U+1F1EE U+1F1E9",
name: "Indonesia",
emoji: "🇮🇩"
},
{
code: "IE",
unicode: "U+1F1EE U+1F1EA",
name: "Ireland",
emoji: "🇮🇪"
},
//...
]
Get all country codes.
`js`
countryFlagEmoji.countryCodes
Data format:
`js`
[..., "IC", "ID", "IE", ...]
`js`
countryFlagEmoji.get([countryCode])
* countryCode (optional String): Two-letter country code in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format.
There are three possible return types:
* Array: If no countryCode being passed, it returns array of all country flag emojis.undefined
* : If the given country code is not found.Object
* : If the emoji is found for the given country code. The returned object has 4 properties:code
* : The two-letter country code in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format.unicode
* : Flag emoji Unicode character sequence, e.g. U+1F1EE U+1F1E9. Read more about Regional Indicator Symbol.name
* : The country name.emoji`: The country flag emoji.
*
* country-flag-emoji-json: Country flag emojis in JSON format.