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Command-line interface for the countrycodes
ISO 3166-1 lookup library.
Installation
Install as a command-line tool with uv:
uv tool install countrycodes-cli
Or install into the active Python environment:
python -m pip install countrycodes-cli
Requires Python 3.11 or newer. The library dependency is installed automatically.
Usage
Look up a country by code or name:
countrycodes lookup US
countrycodes lookup "United Kingdom"
Lookups are displayed as a table by default. Choose JSON output or list all countries:
countrycodes lookup GBR --format json
countrycodes list
countrycodes list --format json
The default list is rendered as a table sorted by alpha-2 code, with a row number. JSON output remains an unnumbered array of country records.
See all options with:
countrycodes --help
License
The CLI code is licensed under BSD 3-Clause. The separately distributed
countrycodes library includes ISO registry data under LGPL-2.1-or-later and
continent assignments from GeoNames under CC BY 4.0; installing the CLI
installs that library as a dependency.
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