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Running the isoNo method can return a single or two character string. For example, looking up Afghanistan's ISO numeric-3 country code returns '4' instead of '004'. This can be fixed by enforcing string length of 3 for isoNo values and adding leading zeros as padding using JS's padStart method. I'd be happy to help you implement this if you want some assistance. 🙂
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yes, I agree, they should be 3 digits with a padding of zeros. I would prefer to fix in the source data if possible. Which is something I'll look at later today.
Running the isoNo method can return a single or two character string. For example, looking up Afghanistan's ISO numeric-3 country code returns
'4'
instead of'004'
. This can be fixed by enforcing string length of3
for isoNo values and adding leading zeros as padding using JS'spadStart
method. I'd be happy to help you implement this if you want some assistance. 🙂The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: