`@push.rocks/smarti18n` is a tiny, typed ESM package for working with country metadata in international applications. It currently ships a ready-to-use country-code dataset that maps ISO-style country codes to human-readable country names and international phone prefixes.
Use it when you need dependable country data for signup forms, billing profiles, phone-number UI, address flows, CRM imports, or any TypeScript project that needs country names and dialing prefixes without pulling in a large i18n framework.
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There are no runtime helpers, localization engines, translation loaders, or date/number formatters in the current release. If you need those features, combine this dataset with the platform `Intl` APIs or your existing i18n framework.
`@push.rocks/smarti18n` is built as an ESM package and works in modern Node.js and browser-oriented TypeScript builds. The dataset is static, has no runtime dependencies, and can be imported directly in frontend or backend code.
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