@sroussey/parse-address/dist/maps/cr/config.js

International street address parser for 220 jurisdictions (US, CA + 218 countries and territories), with SEC EDGAR country-code resolution

/**
 * Costa Rican (CR) address configuration.
 *
 * Costa Rica has TWO living address systems:
 *  (1) the old DESCRIPTIVE / landmark form ("Del parque central, 200 metros
 *      norte y 50 este, casa amarilla") -- still dominant, and NOT modellable by
 *      a structured street grammar: these are marked `__skip`.
 *  (2) the newer STRUCTURED grid form promoted by Correos de Costa Rica:
 *      "Avenida N, Calle N, distrito, cantón, provincia, código postal".
 * This config models (2).
 *
 * Order: the vía TYPE + name leads ("Avenida Central", "Avenida 2", "Calle 5",
 *        "Paseo Colón"). The cross grid reference ("Calle 5" after an avenida, or
 *        "Avenida 2" after a calle) is captured as a SECONDARY UNIT.
 * Type: prefix (Avenida / Av., Calle / C., Paseo, Boulevard, Autopista,
 *        Carretera, Diagonal, Vía, Transversal), verbatim. Grid names ARE numbers
 *        ("Avenida 2"), so digits are allowed in the name.
 * Distrito: the neighbourhood-level unit; CONSUMED and DROPPED via the
 *        postalPattern drop-prefix (fires only when the 5-digit código postal is
 *        present). Cantón -> `city`; provincia (7) -> `state`.
 * Código postal: 5 digits (provincia|cantón|distrito). Officially written on the
 *        province line; this model writes it BEFORE the cantón. Frequently
 *        omitted (the descriptive form carries none).
 */
const TYPES = [
    "Transversal", "Autopista", "Boulevard", "Bulevar", "Carretera", "Diagonal",
    "Avenida", "Paseo", "Calle", "Vía", "Via",
    // abbreviations (kept verbatim)
    "Av.", "Av", "C.",
];
// 7 provincias, longest-first, spaces -> \s+.
const STATES = [
    "San José", "San Jose", "Puntarenas", "Guanacaste", "Alajuela", "Cartago",
    "Heredia", "Limón", "Limon",
].sort((a, b) => b.length - a.length);
const REGION_ALT = STATES.map((s) => s.replace(/ /g, "\\s+")).join("|");
export const crConfig = {
    code: "cr",
    country: "CR",
    countryNames: ["Costa Rica", "COSTA RICA", "CRI", "CR"],
    order: "street-number",
    typePlacement: "prefix",
    postalPlacement: "before-city",
    normalizeTypeCase: false,
    allowDigitsInName: true,
    // 5-digit CP, before the cantón. Optional distrito drop-prefix (fires only
    // with the CP present; must end in a NON-digit so a numbered grid name is not
    // eaten).
    postalPattern: "(?:(?<drop>[^,\\n]*?[^\\d\\s,]),\\s*)?(?<postal_code>\\d{5})",
    // Civic numbers are essentially unused (the grid + landmark systems replace
    // them); a written one needs a "No."/"#" marker so a bare 5-digit CP that
    // follows the street is never mis-read as a house number. "s/n" accepted.
    houseNumberPattern: "(?:(?:No\\.?|N[°ºo]\\.?|\\#)\\s*(?<number>\\d+)(?<civic_number_suffix>\\s?[A-Za-z](?![A-Za-z]))?|(?<civic_number_suffix_2>[sS]/[nN]))",
    types: TYPES,
    typeDisplayMap: {},
    regionPattern: `(?<state>${REGION_ALT})`,
    regionMap: {
        "san jose": "San José", limon: "Limón",
    },
    // Cross grid reference (Calle/Avenida) OR an interior unit. The cross word is
    // ALSO a street type; here it sits AFTER the primary vía as the second grid
    // coordinate ("Avenida Central, Calle 5" -> unit Calle 5).
    secUnitPattern: "(?:(?<sec_unit_type>Calle|Avenida|Av|Diagonal|Apartamento|Apto|Casa|Local|Oficina|Ofic|Of|Piso|Edificio|Edif)\\.?\\s*(?<sec_unit_num>[\\wºª°-]+)?)",
    secUnitDisplayMap: {
        calle: "Calle", avenida: "Avenida", av: "Avenida", diagonal: "Diagonal",
        apartamento: "Apto", apto: "Apto", casa: "Casa", local: "Local",
        oficina: "Of", ofic: "Of", of: "Of", piso: "Piso", edificio: "Edif",
        edif: "Edif",
    },
    poBoxNames: ["Apartado Postal", "Apartado", "Apdo."],
    poBoxDisplayMap: {
        "apartado postal": "Apartado Postal", apartado: "Apartado Postal",
        "apdo.": "Apartado Postal",
    },
};
export default crConfig;
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