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    Business::GL::Postalcode - validation and listing of Greenland postal
    codes

VERSION
    This documentation describes version 0.01

SYNOPSIS
        # basic validation of string
        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(validate);

        if (validate($postalcode)) {
            print "We have a valid Greenland postal code\n";
        } else {
            warn "Not a valid Greenland postal code\n";
        }


        # basic validation of string, using less intrusive subroutine
        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(validate_postalcode);

        if (validate_postalcode($postalcode)) {
            print "We have a valid Greenland postal code\n";
        } else {
            warn "Not a valid Greenland postal code\n";
        }


        # using the untainted return value
        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(validate_postalcode);

        if (my $untainted = validate_postalcode($postalcode)) {
            print "We have a valid Greenland postal code: $untainted\n";
        } else {
            warn "Not a valid Greenland postal code\n";
        }


        # All postal codes for use outside this module
        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_all_postalcodes);

        my @postalcodes = @{get_all_postalcodes()};


        # All postal codes and data for use outside this module
        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_all_data);

        my $postalcodes = get_all_data();

        foreach (@{postalcodes}) {
            printf
                'postal code: %s city: %s street/desc: %s company: %s province: %d country: %d', split /;/, $_, 6;
        }

FEATURES
    *   Providing list of Greenland postal codes and related area names

    *   Look up methods for Greenland postal codes for web applications and
        the like

    *   The postal code from Santa Claus (father Christmas)

DESCRIPTION
    This distribution is not the original resource for the included data,
    but simply acts as a simple distribution for Perl use. The central
    source is monitored so this distribution can contain the newest data.
    The monitor script (postdanmark.pl) is included in the distribution:
    &lt;https://metacpan.org/pod/Business::DK::Postalcode&gt;.

    The data are converted for inclusion in this module. You can use
    different extraction subroutines depending on your needs:

    *   "get_all_data", to retrieve all data, data description below in
        "Data".

    *   "get_all_postalcodes", to retrieve all postal codes

    *   "get_all_cities", to retieve all cities

    *   "get_postalcode_from_city", to retrieve one or more postal codes
        from a city name

    *   "get_city_from_postalcode", to retieve a city name from a postal
        code

  Data
    Here follows a description of the included data, based on the
    description from the original source and the authors interpretation of
    the data, including details on the distribution of the data.

   city name
    A non-unique, case-sensitive representation of a city name in
    Greenlandic or Danish.

   street/description
    This field is unused for this dataset.

   company name
    This field is unused for this dataset.

   province
    This field is a bit special and it's use is expected to be related to
    distribution all entries are marked as 'False'. The data are included
    since they are a part of the original data.

   country
    Since the original source contains data on 3 different countries:

    *   Denmark (1)

    *   Greenland (2)

    *   Faroe Islands (3)

    Only the data representing Greenland has been included in this
    distribution, so this field is always containing a '2'.

    For access to the data on Denmark or Faroe Islands please refer to:
    Business::DK::Postalcode and Business::FO::Postalcode respectfully.

  Encoding
    The data distributed are in Greenlandic and Danish for descriptions and
    names and these are encoded in UTF-8.

SUBROUTINES AND METHODS
  validate
    A simple validator for Greenlandic postal codes.

    Takes a string representing a possible Greenlandic postal code and
    returns either 1 or 0 indicating either validity or invalidity.

        my $rv = validate(3900);

        if ($rv == 1) {
            print "We have a valid Greenlandic postal code\n";
        } ($rv == 0) {
            print "Not a valid Greenlandic postal code\n";
        }

  validate_postalcode
    A less intrusive subroutine for import. Acts as a wrapper of "validate".

        my $rv = validate_postalcode(2412);

        if ($rv) {
            print "We have a valid Greenlandic postal code\n";
        } else {
            print "Not a valid Greenlandic postal code\n";
        }

  get_all_data
    Returns a reference to a a list of strings, separated by tab characters.
    See "Data" for a description of the fields.

        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_all_data);

        my $postalcodes = get_all_data();

        foreach (@{postalcodes}) {
            printf
                'postalcode: %s city: %s street/desc: %s company: %s province: %d country: %d', split /\t/, $_, 6;
        }

  get_all_postalcodes
    Takes no parameters.

    Returns a reference to an array containing all valid Danish postal
    codes.

        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_all_postalcodes);

        my $postalcodes = get_all_postalcodes;

        foreach my $postalcode (@{$postalcodes}) { ... }

  get_all_cities
    Takes no parameters.

    Returns a reference to an array containing all Danish city names having
    a postal code.

        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_all_cities);

        my $cities = get_all_cities;

        foreach my $city (@{$cities}) { ... }

    Please note that this data source used in this distribution by no means
    is authorative when it comes to cities located in Denmark, it might have
    all cities listed, but unfortunately also other post distribution data.

  get_city_from_postalcode
    Takes a string representing a Danish postal code.

    Returns a single string representing the related city name or an empty
    string indicating nothing was found.

        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_city_from_postalcode);

        my $zipcode = '3900';

        my $city = get_city_from_postalcode($zipcode);

        if ($city) {
            print "We found a city for $zipcode\n";
        } else {
            warn "No city found for $zipcode";
        }

  get_postalcode_from_city
    Takes a string representing a Danish/Greenlandic city name.

    Returns a reference to an array containing zero or more postal codes
    related to that city name. Zero indicates nothing was found.

    Please note that city names are not unique, hence the possibility of a
    list of postal codes.

        use Business::GL::Postalcode qw(get_postalcode_from_city);

        my $city = 'Nuuk';

        my $postalcodes = get_postalcode_from_city($city);

        if (scalar @{$postalcodes} == 1) {
            print "$city is unique\n";
        } elsif (scalar @{$postalcodes} &gt; 1) {
            warn "$city is NOT unique\n";
        } else {
            die "$city not found\n";
        }

DIAGNOSTICS
    There are not special diagnostics apart from the ones related to the
    different subroutines.

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
    This distribution requires no special configuration or environment.

DEPENDENCIES
    *   &lt;https://metacpan.org/pod/Carp&gt; (core)

    *   &lt;https://metacpan.org/pod/Exporter&gt; (core)

    *   &lt;https://metacpan.org/pod/Data::Handle&gt;

    *   &lt;https://metacpan.org/pod/List::Util&gt;

    *   &lt;https://metacpan.org/pod/Params::Validate&gt;

  TEST
    Please note that the above list does not reflect requirements for:

    *   Additional components in this distribution, see lib/. Additional
        components list own requirements

    *   Test and build system, please see: Build.PL for details

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
    There are no known bugs at this time.

    The data source used in this distribution by no means is authorative
    when it comes to cities located in Denmark, it might have all cities
    listed, but unfortunately also other post distribution data.

BUG REPORTING
    Please report issues via CPAN RT:

    *   Web (RT):
        &lt;http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Business-GL-Postalcode&gt;

    *   Web (Github):
        &lt;https://github.com/jonasbn/perl-Business-GL-Postalcode/issues&gt;

    *   Email (RT): bug-Business-GL-Postalcode@rt.cpan.org

SEE ALSO
    Business::DK::Postalcode
    Business::FO::Postalcode

MOTIVATION
    Postdanmark the largest danish postal and formerly stateowned postal
    service, maintain the postalcode mapping for Greenland and the Faroe
    Islands. Since I am using this resource to maintain the danish
    postalcodes I decided to release distributions of these two other
    countries.

AUTHOR
    Jonas B. Nielsen, (jonasbn) - "&lt;jonasbn@cpan.org&gt;"

COPYRIGHT
    Business-GL-Postalcode is (C) by Jonas B. Nielsen, (jonasbn) 2014

    Business-GL-Postalcode is released under the artistic license 2.0

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