This package provides ready-to-use application models and seeds the database with ISO data from various sources. This package can be used in multi-language apps and supports Country/Language/Currency names in almost any locale.
Unlike other packages, this one also includes relevant data relationships, such as:
// Official languages spoken in Luxembourg ('LU')
Country::find('LU')->languages;
// Currencies used in Ghana ('GH')
Country::find('GH')->currencies;
// Countries that have Spanish ('es') as one of their official languages
Language::find('es')->countries;
// Countries that use the Euro ('EUR') as currency
Currency::find('EUR')->countries;
You can install the package via composer:
composer require io238/laravel-iso-countries
The latest version of this package requires PHP version 8.0 or above. If you need support for PHP 7.4, please install version 2 of this package.
There is no need to run any migrations. All country data information is stored in a pre-compiled SQLITE database that is stored within this package.
By default, this database includes all country/language/¤cy names translated into English, German, French, and Spanish. If you want to compile your own database with other languages, please see the instructions here.
Country-level ISO data does not change very often. Nevertheless, if at any time you want to update the ISO data to the latest available version, you can manually re-seed the tables:
Optionally, you can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Io238\ISOCountries\ISOCountriesServiceProvider" --tag="config"
In the config you can define, which translations of country/language/currency names you want to store in your DB.
This is the contents of the published config file:
[
// Supported locales for names (countries, languages, currencies)
'locales' => [
'en',
'de',
'fr',
'es',
],
// Path for storing your own SQLITE database
'database_path' => database_path('iso-countries.sqlite'),
];
After making changes to the config you need to re-build the database with the following command:
php artisan db:seed countries:build
This will create a new SQLITE database and stores it in your project at database/iso-countries.sqlite
. Exclude this
file from .gitignore
to have it available in all environments.
# database/.gitignore
*.sqlite*
!iso-countries.sqlite
Country::find('AD');
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Country {
id: "AD",
alpha3: "AND",
name: "{"en":"Andorra","de":"Andorra","fr":"Andorre","es":"Andorra"}",
native_name: "Andorra",
capital: "Andorra la Vella",
top_level_domain: ".ad",
calling_code: "376",
region: "Europe",
subregion: "Southern Europe",
population: 78014,
lat: 42.5,
lon: 1.5,
demonym: "Andorran",
area: 468,
}
Country::find('pt');
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Language {
id: "pt",
iso639_2: "por",
iso639_2b: null,
name: "{"en":"Portuguese","de":"Portugiesisch","fr":"portugais","es":"portugu\u00e9s"}",
native_name: "Português",
family: "Indo-European",
wiki_url: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_language",
}
Currency::find('COP');
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Currency {
id: "COP",
name: "{"en":"Colombian Peso","de":"Kolumbianischer Peso","fr":"peso colombien","es":"peso colombiano"}",
name_plural: "Colombian pesos",
symbol: "CO$",
symbol_native: "$",
decimal_digits: 0,
rounding: 0,
}
All models have pre-defined many-to-many relationships that can be queried:
// Retrieve languages that are spoken in Luxembourg
Country::find('LU')->languages;
Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection {
all: [
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Language {
id: "de",
iso639_2: "deu",
iso639_2b: "ger",
name: "{"en":"German","de":"Deutsch","fr":"allemand","es":"alem\u00e1n"}",
native_name: "Deutsch",
family: "Indo-European",
wiki_url: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_language",
},
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Language {
id: "fr",
iso639_2: "fra",
iso639_2b: "fre",
name: "{"en":"French","de":"Franz\u00f6sisch","fr":"fran\u00e7ais","es":"franc\u00e9s"}",
native_name: "français, langue française",
family: "Indo-European",
wiki_url: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_language",
},
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Language {
id: "lb",
iso639_2: "ltz",
iso639_2b: null,
name: "{"en":"Luxembourgish","de":"Luxemburgisch","fr":"luxembourgeois","es":"luxemburgu\u00e9s"}",
native_name: "Lëtzebuergesch",
family: "Indo-European",
wiki_url: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxembourgish_language",
},
],
}
// Retrieve all countries that use the Euro (EUR) as currency.
Currency::find('EUR')->countries->pluck('name');
Illuminate\Support\Collection {
all: [
"Andorra",
"Austria",
"Åland Islands",
"Belgium",
"St. Barthélemy",
"Cyprus",
"Germany",
"Estonia",
"Spain",
"Finland",
"France",
"French Guiana",
"Guadeloupe",
"Greece",
"Ireland",
"Italy",
"Lithuania",
"Luxembourg",
"Latvia",
"Monaco",
"Montenegro",
"St. Martin",
"Martinique",
"Malta",
"Netherlands",
"St. Pierre & Miquelon",
"Portugal",
"Réunion",
"Slovenia",
"Slovakia",
"San Marino",
"French Southern Territories",
"Vatican City",
"Republic of Kosovo",
"Mayotte",
"Zimbabwe",
],
}
Each of the package models (Country, Language, Currency) has a ->name
attribute, which will be displayed in the app's
locale, using the spatie/laravel-translatable package. The default
config will migrate localized names for en
, de
, fr
, and es
. This can be adjusted in the config. The
config app.locale
and app.fallback_locale
are automatically included.
// Set the app locale
app()->setLocale('fr');
// Retrieve the top 10 countries in Africa (by population):
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Country::where('region', 'Africa')->orderByDesc('population')->limit(10)->pluck('name');
// Country names will be returned according to the app locale (fr = French)
Illuminate\Support\Collection {
all: [
"Nigéria",
"Éthiopie",
"Égypte",
"Congo-Kinshasa",
"Afrique du Sud",
"Tanzanie",
"Kenya",
"Algérie",
"Soudan",
"Ouganda",
],
}
If you already use ISO codes in your models, you can enrich them by casting them as Country/Language/Currency model:
use Io238\ISOCountries\Casts\Currency;
class MyModel{
// ...
protected $casts = [
'currency' => Currency::class,
];
// ...
}
// Now you can dynamically retrieve all meta data associated with the currency
MyModel::first()->currency;
Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Currency {
id: "JPY",
name: "{"en":"Japanese Yen","de":"Japanischer Yen","fr":"yen japonais","es":"yen"}",
name_plural: "Japanese yen",
symbol: "¥",
symbol_native: "¥",
decimal_digits: 0,
rounding: 0,
}
// When filling the model, the ISO code (string) or the model can be used
MyModel::first()->update(['currency' => 'USD']);
MyModel::first()->update(['currency' => Io238\ISOCountries\Models\Currency::find('USD')]);
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