@clipboard-health/usa-states

Canonical US state and territory list, StateCode and StateName types, and name/code normalizers.

Table of contents

• Install
• Usage
• Local development commands

Install

npm install @clipboard-health/usa-states
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Usage

import {
  isStateCode,
  type StateCode,
  type StateName,
  toStateCode,
  toStateCodeSet,
  toStateName,
  US_STATES,
} from "@clipboard-health/usa-states";

US_STATES.find((state) => state.code === "CA");
// => { name: "California", code: "CA" }

function parseStateCode(value: string): StateCode | undefined {
  return isStateCode(value) ? value : undefined;
}

// Normalize a state name or code (case- and whitespace-insensitive) to a `StateCode`.
toStateCode({ value: "  california " });
// => "CA"
toStateCode({ value: "Atlantis" });
// => undefined

// Normalize a list of names or codes to a `Set<StateCode>`, dropping unknown values.
toStateCodeSet({ values: ["California", "ny", "Atlantis"] });
// => Set { "CA", "NY" }

// Normalize a state name or code (case- and whitespace-insensitive) to a canonical `StateName`.
toStateName({ value: "  california " });
// => "California"
toStateName({ value: "ca" });
// => "California"
toStateName({ value: "Atlantis" });
// => undefined

interface LabelInput {
  name: StateName;
}

function toLabel(input: LabelInput): string {
  const { name } = input;

  return `Licensed in ${name}`;
}
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Prefer storing StateCode and resolving to StateName only for display; codes are the stable representation to compare across services. Both normalizers return undefined for unrecognized input — treat that as a validation failure rather than falling back to the raw value, otherwise unnormalized input reaches storage.

Local development commands

See package.json scripts for a list of commands.