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# TypeScript
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Create and compute
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Compute a codice fiscale given:
- Name (String)
- Surname (String)
- Gender (String) ["M","F"]
- Birthday day (Number)
- Birthday month (Number)
- Birthday year (Number)
- Place of birth (String)
- Province of birth (String)
```js
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import { CodiceFiscale } from 'codice-fiscale-js';
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const cf = new CodiceFiscale({
name: "Enzo",
surname: "Righi",
gender: "M",
day: 24,
month: 7,
year: 1957,
birthplace: "Napoli",
birthplaceProvincia: "NA" // Optional
});
console.log(cf);
```
Support foreign countries
===
Use the italian name of the foreign country (e.g. Francia, for France) as birthplace
and "EE" as birthplace_provincia
```js
const cf = new CodiceFiscale({
name: "Enzo",
surname: "Righi",
gender: "M",
day: 24,
month: 7,
year: 1957,
birthplace: "Francia",
birthplaceProvincia: "EE"
});
console.log(cf);
```
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Inverse Computation
-------
Get a person data for a given Codice Fiscale. Throws an exeption if the code provided as argument is invalid.
```js
const cf = new CodiceFiscale("RGHNZE10L24F839E");
console.log(cf.toJSON());
/**
OUTPUT
{
name: "NZE",
surname: "RGH",
gender: "M",
day: 24,
month: 7,
year: 2010,
birthplace: "NAPOLI",
birthplaceProvincia: "NA"
}
*/
```
Or you can access reversed attribute via instance properties:
```js
const cf = new CodiceFiscale("RGHNZE10L24F839E");
console.log(cf.toJSON());
cf.name === "NZE"; // true
cf.surname === "RGH"; // true
cf.gender === "M"; // true
cf.day === 24; // true
cf.month === 7; // true
cf.year === 2010; // true
cf.birthday === new Date(2010, 6, 24,0,0,0,0); // true
cf.birthplace === "NAPOLI"; // true
cf.birthplaceProvincia === "NA"; // true
```
Omocodie
-------
Get all the omocodie for a given Codice Fiscale. It returns an array of strings
```js
const cf = new CodiceFiscale("VNDLDL10A01G410Z");
const omocodie = cf.omocodie();
```