I agree to both.
Den 07-11-2011 23:55, Jli skrev:
Yes ! This is the kind of thing I had in mind!
Also what do you guys think of integrating a feature like this one
into local flavor ?
https://github.com/ulule/django-countries
It would be easier to maintain an accurate list. I think.
The same goes with Cities and Zip codes.
It's always a burden to have to build them and check on their
accuracy.
Is it something that fits into localflavor or is it out of scope ?
Thx.
On 31 oct, 03:27, Sergiy Kuzmenko<[email protected]> wrote:
It would be useful to have a consistent interface between localflavor
modules. Something in the line of the following:
SUBDIVISION_NAME - top level subdivision name, e.g., "state", "province",
"county", "parish" etc. or None if there are no subdivisions.
POSTAL_CODE_NAME - "zip", "postal code", "pin", "index" etc. or None if
country has no postal codes.
NEED_POSTAL_CODE - True or False (tells us whether or not postal code is
required for this country).
SUBDIVISION_CHOICE - List of lelel 1 subdivisions or None if country has no
subdivisions, This can be aliased (e.g., US_STATES) to please local users
as well as for compatibility purposes.
FULL_SUBDIVISION_CHOISES - Optional nested tuple for countries with
multiple subdivisions. By default same as SUBDIVISION_CHOICE
POSTAL_CODE_VALIDATOR - Postal code validator or None if postal code is not
required.
PHONE_NUMBER_VALIDATOR - Phone number validator or None if not applicable.
On top of this: model field and form field shortcuts (e.g.,
SubdivisionField, PhoneNumberField) and other country specific goodies
(e.g., social security number validator). All localflavor modules must pass
a minimal interface compatibility test.
Thanks
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