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

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

/**
 * Czech (CZ) address configuration. Most street names have no type word (the
 * name stands alone, e.g. "Národní", "Na Příkopě"); a leading "náměstí"/"nám."
 * (square) or "třída"/"tř." (avenue) may appear. Number after the street.
 * Czech uses a dual house number "descriptive/orientation" ("1903/14a"): the
 * orientation number (after the slash) is `number`, the descriptive number
 * (before the slash) is `civic_number_suffix`. Postcode "NNN NN" before the
 * city, which may carry a district number ("Praha 1").
 */
// Only these leading types are extracted; "nábřeží"/"sady"/"ulice" are kept as
// part of the whole name in the CZ corpus.
const TYPES = ["náměstí", "třída", "nám", "tř"];
export const czConfig = {
    code: "cz",
    country: "CZ",
    countryNames: ["Česko", "Česká republika", "Czechia", "Czech Republic", "CZE", "CZ"],
    order: "street-number",
    typePlacement: "prefix",
    postalPlacement: "before-city",
    normalizeTypeCase: false,
    cityAllowsDigits: true,
    // Date/ordinal street names are common ("28. října", "5. května").
    allowDigitsInName: true,
    // Accept "11000" and normalise to the canonical spaced "110 00".
    postalPattern: "(?<postal_code>\\d{3}\\s?\\d{2})",
    postalFormat: (raw) => {
        const d = String(raw).replace(/\s+/g, "");
        return `${d.slice(0, 3)} ${d.slice(3)}`;
    },
    // Dual number "descriptive/orientation": orientation (after "/") is the
    // number, descriptive (before "/") is the suffix; a single number has none.
    houseNumberPattern: "(?:(?<civic_number_suffix>\\d+)/)?(?<number>\\d+[a-zA-Z]?)",
    types: TYPES,
    typeDisplayMap: {},
};
export default czConfig;
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