parseGermanAddressfunction

Parses an address in Germany into the parts Deutsche Post and DIN 5008 lay out: who it is care of (careOf, from c/o, z. Hd., bei), the part of a building (building: Hinterhaus, Haus B, or a name above the street), a flat (secUnitType and secUnitNum: Wohnung 12), a floor (floorType and floor: Obergeschoss and 2), the street's whole name as written in street (Hauptstraße, Berliner Str., Am Markt), its house number in number (12a, 12-14), a Postfach or Packstation (secUnitType and secUnitNum), the Ortsteil in locality, the place in city, and the postcode in zip with the Land's code in state. The postcode may stand anywhere after the street; D-10115 is read as 10115.

import { parseGermanAddress } from "@johnmorrisdotca/address-plus/de";

function parseGermanAddress(text: string, options?: ParseOptions): ParsedAddress | null

import { parseGermanAddress } from "@johnmorrisdotca/address-plus/de";

console.log(parseGermanAddress("c/o Weber, Hinterhaus, Hauptstraße 12a, 10115 Berlin"));
// → {"careOf":"Weber","building":"Hinterhaus","street":"Hauptstraße","number":"12A","city":"Berlin","state":"BE","zip":"10115","zipValid":true,"country":"DE"}

{
  careOf: 'Weber',
  building: 'Hinterhaus',
  street: 'Hauptstraße',
  number: '12A',
  city: 'Berlin',
  state: 'BE',
  zip: '10115',
  zipValid: true,
  country: 'DE'
}