Country and Currency Code provides quick access to country and currency data via SOAP webservice provided by http:https://www.webservicex.net.

The data of all countries can be accessed directly via SOAP or be persisted and used via local database access.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'cccode'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install cccode

After the gem is installed you need to create the country_codes table via the gem`s generator:

$ rails g cccode:install
$ rake db:migrate

Enable usage by adding this to your class/ ruby file:

require 'Cccode'

This section explains how to call the web service via SOAP directly. For quick access via local db see next section 'Database'.

Get all countries as an array:

Cccode.get_countries

Get country code by country:

Cccode.get_country_code(<country name>)

Get currency by country:

Cccode.get_currency(<country name>)

Get currency code by currency:

Cccode.get_currency_code(<currency name>)

Note: all these actions DO NOT persist the data. To achieve that see 'Database' section!

To get all available data at once and fill the database (reset is executed upfront):

Cccode.get_all

Reset (truncate) conutry_codes table:

Cccode.reset

Check if data exists:

Cccode::CountryCode.exists?

Get all data for a country:

data = Cccode::Codes.new(<country name>)

Example: data = Cccode::Codes.new('Germany') returns:

data.country       = 'Germany'
data.country_code  = 'de'
data.currency      = 'Mark'
data.currency_code = 'DEM'

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/cherrystoned/cccode.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.