How to get country code using NSLocale in Swift 3
IosSwift3NslocaleIos Problem Overview
Could you please help on how to get country code using NSLocale in Swift 3 ?
This is the previous code I have been using.
NSLocale.currentLocale().objectForKey(NSLocaleCountryCode) as! String
I can get Language Code as below in Swift 3.
Locale.current.languageCode!
As I can see, fetching languageCode is straight forward but countryCode property is not available.
Ios Solutions
Solution 1 - Ios
You can use regionCode property on Locale struct.
Locale.current.regionCode
It is not documented as a substitute for old NSLocaleCountryCode construct but it looks like it is. The following code checks countryCodes for all known locales and compares them with regionCodes. They are identical.
public func ==(lhs: [String?], rhs: [String?]) -> Bool {
guard lhs.count == rhs.count else { return false }
for (left, right) in zip(lhs, rhs) {
if left != right {
return false
}
}
return true
}
let newIdentifiers = Locale.availableIdentifiers
let newLocales = newIdentifiers.map { Locale(identifier: $0) }
let newCountryCodes = newLocales.map { $0.regionCode }
let oldIdentifiers = NSLocale.availableLocaleIdentifiers
newIdentifiers == oldIdentifiers // true
let oldLocales = oldIdentifiers.map { NSLocale(localeIdentifier: $0) }
let oldLocalesConverted = oldLocales.map { $0 as Locale }
newLocales == oldLocalesConverted // true
let oldComponents = oldIdentifiers.map { NSLocale.components(fromLocaleIdentifier: $0) }
let oldCountryCodes = oldComponents.map { $0[NSLocale.Key.countryCode.rawValue] }
newCountryCodes == oldCountryCodes // true
Solution 2 - Ios
See Wojciech N.'s answer for a simpler solution!
Similarly as in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39519144/nslocale-swift-3, you have to cast the overlay type Locale back to its
Foundation counterpart NSLocale in order to retrieve the country code:
if let countryCode = (Locale.current as NSLocale).object(forKey: .countryCode) as? String {
print(countryCode)
}
Solution 3 - Ios
If you make sure that you're using an NSLocale and not a Locale instance, you can use the countryCode property:
let locale: NSLocale = NSLocale.current as NSLocale
let country: String? = locale.countryCode
print(country ?? "no country")
// > Prints "IE" or some other country code
If you try to use countryCode with a Swift Locale Xcode will give you an error with a suggestion to use regionCode instead:
let swiftLocale: Locale = Locale.current
let swiftCountry: String? = swiftLocale.countryCode
// > Error "countryCode' is unavailable: use regionCode instead"
Solution 4 - Ios
NSLocale.countryCode is the same as Locale.regionCode
This is from apple implementation of Locale. Locale.swift
/// Returns the region code of the locale, or nil if it has none.
///
/// For example, for the locale "zh-Hant-HK", returns "HK".
public var regionCode: String? {
// n.b. this is called countryCode in ObjC
if let result = _wrapped.object(forKey: .countryCode) as? String {
if result.isEmpty {
return nil
} else {
return result
}
} else {
return nil
}
}
Solution 5 - Ios
//MARK:- Get both country code and Mobile Phone number code
var sendPhoneNumber = ""
if let countryCode = (Locale.current as NSLocale).object(forKey: .countryCode) as? String {
print(countryCode)
if countryCode != ""
{
let getCode = self.getCountryPhonceCode(countryCode)
if getCode != ""
{
sendPhoneNumber = getCode + tfMobileNumber.text!
getOTP(getPhoneNumber: sendPhoneNumber)
}
}
}
//MARK:- Custom methods
func getCountryPhonceCode (_ country : String) -> String
{
var countryDictionary = ["AF":"93",
"AL":"355",
"DZ":"213",
"AS":"1",
"AD":"376",
"AO":"244",
"AI":"1",
"AG":"1",
"AR":"54",
"AM":"374",
"AW":"297",
"AU":"61",
"AT":"43",
"AZ":"994",
"BS":"1",
"BH":"973",
"BD":"880",
"BB":"1",
"BY":"375",
"BE":"32",
"BZ":"501",
"BJ":"229",
"BM":"1",
"BT":"975",
"BA":"387",
"BW":"267",
"BR":"55",
"IO":"246",
"BG":"359",
"BF":"226",
"BI":"257",
"KH":"855",
"CM":"237",
"CA":"1",
"CV":"238",
"KY":"345",
"CF":"236",
"TD":"235",
"CL":"56",
"CN":"86",
"CX":"61",
"CO":"57",
"KM":"269",
"CG":"242",
"CK":"682",
"CR":"506",
"HR":"385",
"CU":"53",
"CY":"537",
"CZ":"420",
"DK":"45",
"DJ":"253",
"DM":"1",
"DO":"1",
"EC":"593",
"EG":"20",
"SV":"503",
"GQ":"240",
"ER":"291",
"EE":"372",
"ET":"251",
"FO":"298",
"FJ":"679",
"FI":"358",
"FR":"33",
"GF":"594",
"PF":"689",
"GA":"241",
"GM":"220",
"GE":"995",
"DE":"49",
"GH":"233",
"GI":"350",
"GR":"30",
"GL":"299",
"GD":"1",
"GP":"590",
"GU":"1",
"GT":"502",
"GN":"224",
"GW":"245",
"GY":"595",
"HT":"509",
"HN":"504",
"HU":"36",
"IS":"354",
"IN":"91",
"ID":"62",
"IQ":"964",
"IE":"353",
"IL":"972",
"IT":"39",
"JM":"1",
"JP":"81",
"JO":"962",
"KZ":"77",
"KE":"254",
"KI":"686",
"KW":"965",
"KG":"996",
"LV":"371",
"LB":"961",
"LS":"266",
"LR":"231",
"LI":"423",
"LT":"370",
"LU":"352",
"MG":"261",
"MW":"265",
"MY":"60",
"MV":"960",
"ML":"223",
"MT":"356",
"MH":"692",
"MQ":"596",
"MR":"222",
"MU":"230",
"YT":"262",
"MX":"52",
"MC":"377",
"MN":"976",
"ME":"382",
"MS":"1",
"MA":"212",
"MM":"95",
"NA":"264",
"NR":"674",
"NP":"977",
"NL":"31",
"AN":"599",
"NC":"687",
"NZ":"64",
"NI":"505",
"NE":"227",
"NG":"234",
"NU":"683",
"NF":"672",
"MP":"1",
"NO":"47",
"OM":"968",
"PK":"92",
"PW":"680",
"PA":"507",
"PG":"675",
"PY":"595",
"PE":"51",
"PH":"63",
"PL":"48",
"PT":"351",
"PR":"1",
"QA":"974",
"RO":"40",
"RW":"250",
"WS":"685",
"SM":"378",
"SA":"966",
"SN":"221",
"RS":"381",
"SC":"248",
"SL":"232",
"SG":"65",
"SK":"421",
"SI":"386",
"SB":"677",
"ZA":"27",
"GS":"500",
"ES":"34",
"LK":"94",
"SD":"249",
"SR":"597",
"SZ":"268",
"SE":"46",
"CH":"41",
"TJ":"992",
"TH":"66",
"TG":"228",
"TK":"690",
"TO":"676",
"TT":"1",
"TN":"216",
"TR":"90",
"TM":"993",
"TC":"1",
"TV":"688",
"UG":"256",
"UA":"380",
"AE":"971",
"GB":"44",
"US":"1",
"UY":"598",
"UZ":"998",
"VU":"678",
"WF":"681",
"YE":"967",
"ZM":"260",
"ZW":"263",
"BO":"591",
"BN":"673",
"CC":"61",
"CD":"243",
"CI":"225",
"FK":"500",
"GG":"44",
"VA":"379",
"HK":"852",
"IR":"98",
"IM":"44",
"JE":"44",
"KP":"850",
"KR":"82",
"LA":"856",
"LY":"218",
"MO":"853",
"MK":"389",
"FM":"691",
"MD":"373",
"MZ":"258",
"PS":"970",
"PN":"872",
"RE":"262",
"RU":"7",
"BL":"590",
"SH":"290",
"KN":"1",
"LC":"1",
"MF":"590",
"PM":"508",
"VC":"1",
"ST":"239",
"SO":"252",
"SJ":"47",
"SY":"963",
"TW":"886",
"TZ":"255",
"TL":"670",
"VE":"58",
"VN":"84",
"VG":"284",
"VI":"340"]
if countryDictionary[country] != nil {
return countryDictionary[country]!
}
else {
return ""
}
}
Solution 6 - Ios
print(NSLocale.current.regionCode)