| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| status | Boolean | Determines if result has any valid airports. False means no airports will be in the response. |
| statusCode | Integer | This will be a number corresponding to the response code type. |
| district_type | String | This will let you know what type of district your requested country has. For instance, United States has States, Canada has provinces, United Kingdom has counties, etc. |
| states | String | The states variable can be either an array of states objects, or a string of options for a select field. Your 'is_select_options' parameter will determine what will be in this variable. |
Example response
The response will be in typical json fashion. The following response is for Australia (country='au').
{
"status": true,
"statusCode": 200,
"district_type": "State",
"states": [
{
"abbr": "ACT",
"name": "Australian Capital Territory",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "NSW",
"name": "New South Wales",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "NT",
"name": "Northern Territory",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "QLD",
"name": "Queensland",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "SA",
"name": "South Australia",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "TAS",
"name": "Tasmania",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "VIC",
"name": "Victoria",
"region": ""
},
{
"abbr": "WA",
"name": "Western Australia",
"region": ""
}
]
}
If you set 'is_select_options' to true then your countries variable will be a string of options similar to this.
{
"status": true,
"statusCode": 200,
"countries": "<option value=\"ACT\">Australian Capital Territory</option>
<option value=\"NSW\">New South Wales</option>
<option value=\"NT\">Northern Territory</option>
<option value=\"QLD\">Queensland</option>
...
<option value=\"WA\">Western Australia</option>"
}