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Supply canonical list of ISO 3166-1 country codes used #2559
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The current documentation links to the Wikipedia entry on ISO 3166 codes which has a comprehensive list. |
No, the wikipedia list is not sufficient.
This won't include all of the weird workarounds we have for Mapbox (e.g. it uses "United States" for country US, which most libraries don't use because it's ambiguous with "United States Minor Outlying Islands" when you're searching), and the names otherwise might not be the same as the ones we use. We actually have to prepare a list of the country codes we use and map them to the names of the countries we use. |
Duly noted; thanks for the clarification + explanation @iamleeg ! |
Would work, if not for the mongo perf issues
… updates #2559 Also add general request and error logging at the top level
This puts us onto the current LTS release of node in curator-service. An alternative was to update to mongo 4.3+ but that meant updating typescript too
… updates #2559 Also add general request and error logging at the top level
This puts us onto the current LTS release of node in curator-service. An alternative was to update to mongo 4.3+ but that meant updating typescript too
@abhidg please close if this has been deployed |
Currently we have a lot of different sources: a JS library, a Python library, and some workarounds for country names that Mapbox uses that neither of those recognise. Would be good to build a list of the country codes we use with maps to the name. Best would be to do this in Python and R as part of our API libraries.
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