@urbankitstudio/atlas 0.6.4 → 0.6.5

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  1. package/README.md +2 -2
  2. package/data/florida.json +9005 -90
  3. package/data/index.json +7 -6
  4. package/data/south-carolina.json +5 -5
  5. package/dist/index.cjs +9119 -203
  6. package/dist/index.d.cts +7 -0
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  9. package/package.json +2 -2
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -134,9 +134,9 @@ Omit `?fips=` to get every tracked county in one call.
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  ## Coverage today
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- The atlas bundles **171 counties across all 50 US states** (174 verified endpoints), covering the largest counties in each. Call `listStates()` to enumerate the full set.
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+ The atlas bundles **227 counties across all 50 US states** (241 verified endpoints), covering the largest counties in each. Call `listStates()` to enumerate the full set.
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- Every state has at least one county on record, and 166 of the 171 carry a verified endpoint. The other 5 have `hasPublicRest: false` and an empty `endpoints` array, with `notes` recording the reason and who to contact. Those reasons vary: a subscription-only regional GIS partner, a statewide server that requires an auth token, a state with no county-level parcel authority. They ship rather than being omitted, so `findCounty()` still resolves them. **Check `hasPublicRest`** rather than assuming every county has an endpoint; `totals.countiesWithEndpoint` gives the queryable count directly.
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+ Every state has at least one county on record, and 223 of the 227 carry a verified endpoint. The other 4 have `hasPublicRest: false` and an empty `endpoints` array, with `notes` recording the reason and who to contact. Those reasons vary: a subscription-only regional GIS partner, a statewide server that requires an auth token, a state with no county-level parcel authority. They ship rather than being omitted, so `findCounty()` still resolves them. **Check `hasPublicRest`** rather than assuming every county has an endpoint; `totals.countiesWithEndpoint` gives the queryable count directly.
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  Counties are added as their public REST endpoints are verified. Package versions bump when data refreshes — pin to a minor range (`^0.x`) to receive new counties without breaking changes.
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