BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso 0.3.0

Introduction

The collection of packages to which this package belongs contain codes, features and tools for standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is an international standard development organization composed of representatives from the national standards organizations of member countries. The organization develops and publishes standardization in all technical and nontechnical fields other than electrical and electronic engineering.[^1]

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Packages

BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso

The currently supported ISO standards are:

ISO 639

The ISO 639 standard defines language codes. The list of language codes may include "nl" (ISO 639-1) for Dutch / Flemish, or "ara" (ISO 639-3) for Arabic.

The ISO 639-1 (Part 1) code is a two-letter code.

The ISO 639-2T (Part 2, Terminological) code is a three-letter code.

The ISO 639-2B (Part 2, Bibliographic) code is a three-letter code.

The ISO 639-3 (Part 3) code is a three-letter code.

Example

var albanian = Iso639Code.Albanian;
var part1 = albanian.ToPart1(); // sq
var part2T = albanian.ToPart2(Iso639Part2Type.Terminological); // sqi
var part2B = albanian.ToPart2(Iso639Part2Type.Bibliographic); // alb
var part3 = albanian.ToPart3(); // alb

ISO 3166

The ISO 3166 standard defines country codes. The list of country codes may include AQ for Antarctica, or NL for the Netherlands.

The Alpha-2 code is a two-letter code as previously mentioned.

The Alpha-3 code is a three-letter code.

There is also a numeric code, which is unique for every country.

Example

using System.Globalization;
using BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Iso3166;

var antarctica = Iso3166Code.Antarctica;
var alpha2 = antarctica.ToAlpha2(); // "AQ"
var alpha3 = antarctica.ToAlpha3(); // "ATA"
var numeric = (int)antarctica; // 010

var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("fr");
var nameShort = antarctica.GetName(Iso3166NameVariant.Short, cultureInfo); // "Antarctique"
var nameLong = antarctica.GetName(Iso3166NameVariant.Long, cultureInfo); // "Antarctique"

var fromString2 = "AQ".ToIso3166(); // Iso3166Code.Antarctica
var fromString3 = "ATA".ToIso3166(); // Iso3166Code.Antarctica

ISO 4217

The ISO 4217 standard defines currency codes. The list of currency codes may include EUR for Euro, or USD for US Dollar.

The code can be expressed by an Alpha-3 three-letter code or a numeric code.

Example

using BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Iso4217;

var usDollar = Iso4217Code.USDollar;
var alpha = usDollar.ToAlpha(); // "USD"
var entities = string.Join(", ", usDollar.GetEntities()); // AMERICAN SAMOA, BONAIRE, SINT EUSTATIUS AND SABA, BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY (THE), ECUADOR, EL SALVADOR, GUAM, HAITI, MARSHALL ISLANDS (THE), MICRONESIA (FEDERATED STATES OF), NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS (THE), PALAU, PANAMA, PUERTO RICO, TIMOR-LESTE, TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS (THE), UNITED STATES MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS (THE), UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (THE), VIRGIN ISLANDS (BRITISH), VIRGIN ISLANDS (U.S.)
var referenceName = usDollar.GetReferenceName(); // US Dollar
var minorUnits = usDollar.GetMinorUnits(); // 2
var numeric = (int)usDollar; // 840

BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Json

The BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Json package contains features for serializing and deserializing to and from JSON using the ISO standards. The package provides, among other features, JSON converters that may be added to the serialization options in order to control the serialization and deserialization of ISO compliant data.

ISO 639

There are JSON Converters for ISO 639 from and to the ISO 639-1, ISO 639-2T, ISO 639-2B and ISO 639-3 codes. The converters can be used directly, like in the example below, or in the JSON serializer from System.Text.Json.

Example

const Iso639Code Value = Iso639Code.Albanian;
var options = new Iso639JsonConverterOptions(Iso639AlphaMode.Part2T);
var jsonConverter = new Iso639AlphaJsonConverter(options);
using var stream = new MemoryStream();
using var utf8JsonWriter = new Utf8JsonWriter(stream);

utf8JsonWriter.WriteStartObject();
utf8JsonWriter.WritePropertyName("Albanian");
jsonConverter.Write(utf8JsonWriter, Value, new JsonSerializerOptions());
utf8JsonWriter.WriteEndObject();
utf8JsonWriter.Flush();

/*
* The result will be:
*
* {"Albanian":"sqi"}
*/

ISO 3166

There are JSON Converters for ISO 3166 from and to the alpha-2 and alpha-3 codes as well as the numeric code. The converters can be used directly, like in the example below, or in the JSON serializer from System.Text.Json.

Example

using BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Iso3166;
using BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Json.Iso3166.Alpha;
using System.Text.Json;

const Iso3166Code Value = Iso3166Code.Antarctica;
var options = new Iso3166JsonConverterOptions(Iso3166AlphaMode.Alpha2);
var jsonConverter = new Iso3166AlphaJsonConverter(options);
using var stream = new MemoryStream();
using var writer = new Utf8JsonWriter(stream);

writer.WriteStartObject();
writer.WritePropertyName("Antarctica");
jsonConverter.Write(writer, Value, new JsonSerializerOptions());
writer.WriteEndObject();
writer.Flush();

/*
* The result will be:
*
* {"Antarctica":"AQ"}
*/

ISO 4217

There are JSON Converters for ISO 4217 from and to the alpha-3 codes as well as the numeric code. The converters can be used directly or in the JSON serializer from System.Text.Json.

Example

using BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Iso4217;
using BenBurgers.InternationalStandards.Iso.Json.Iso4217.Alpha;
using System.Text.Json;

const Iso4217Code Value = Iso4217Code.Euro;
var options = new Iso4217JsonConverterOptions();
var jsonConverter = new Iso4217AlphaJsonConverter(options);
using var stream = new MemoryStream();
using var writer = new Utf8JsonWriter(stream);

writer.WriteStartObject();
writer.WritePropertyName("Currency");
jsonConverter.Write(writer, Value, new JsonSerializerOptions());
writer.WriteEndObject();
writer.Flush();

/*
* The result will be:
*
* {"Currency":"EUR"}
*/

Supported Languages

The supported languages in the ISO packages are:

More may be added in the future.