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INCLUDED Metro codes separated from physical airport identityREAL PRODUCT
GENESIS PRODUCT VIEWMulti-Airport City Code Disambiguation Resolver
15package files
40automated test cases
0runtime dependencies
Direct airport resolution, explicit metro selection, validated membership, terminal context, source provenance, and immutable evidence stay separate from live inventory and booking claims. This is the real published Genesis interface—not a stock image.
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INCLUDEDUtilitiesSupporting prompts, helpers, checklists and operational tools.
INCLUDEDWHAT YOU GETProduct-specific capabilities
01Validates 1–500 caller-supplied physical-airport and metro entries with unique uppercase three-letter codes.
02Requires each metro entry to name 2–20 unique physical airport members that exist in the same supplied registry.
03Resolves direct physical-airport queries immediately and returns ordered candidates for unresolved metro queries.
04Accepts a metro selection only when the selected airport is a declared member; it never silently chooses the first candidate.
05Preserves bounded terminal context only after physical resolution and records a required RFC 3339 source observation.
06Returns deeply frozen resolution data, stable JSON, bounded value-free issues, and performs no I/O or registry mutation.
FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONSUse the product in order
01Supply authorized registry evidenceBuild the physical-airport and metro registry from a source you may use, attach its observation time, and keep it fresh outside this package.
02Require explicit physical selectionWhen the result is selection-required, show every candidate accessibly and do not advance until the traveler or operator chooses a member.
03Verify provider context and publishRecheck terminal and provider acceptance, test the host flow, publish through the supported workflow, monitor, and retain rollback.
TIPFollow the included START HERE and installation directions in order. Do not skip the test, verification, or rollback steps.
FLOOT TIPIf a completed change is not appearing on the published site, ask Floot to surface the Publish/Update action, process the update, then reload and verify the live result.
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Genesis Code Store · GCD-BVC-439
Multi-Airport City Code Disambiguation Resolver
Keep metro-area codes separate from physical airports and require an explicit airport selection before terminal, directions, or booking handoffs rely on one location.
An original dependency-free resolver for travel search and itinerary boundaries. It validates a caller-supplied registry of physical airports and metro codes, requires every metro member to reference a real physical entry in that registry, returns an ordered selection-required candidate set, resolves only an explicitly selected member, preserves terminal and source provenance, and returns immutable records plus stable JSON.
Simply put:
It helps an app decide whether a location is inside a chosen nearby area without doing the tracking for you.
AVAILABLE NOWFree
Free ZIP download Verified ZIP · 15 files · JavaScript + TypeScript declarations + 40 tests + README + START-HERE
Free Product LicenseSee included license
Free products remain subject to the written license included with the package. Free does not mean public-domain or unrestricted resale. Domain limits count websites, not individual page URLs.
Read license termsWhat it helps you do
- Explicit metro-code versus physical-airport identity
- Selection-required result instead of first-airport guessing
- Validated registry membership with preserved source evidence
TESTED FREE CODEAirport identity without hidden metro-code guessing.
What this specific product actually does
Every Genesis listing has its own capabilities, workflow, automation status, limits, and proof standard—without generic promises copied from another product.
CAPABILITIES
Inside Multi-Airport City Code Disambiguation Resolver
- 01Validates 1–500 caller-supplied physical-airport and metro entries with unique uppercase three-letter codes.
- 02Requires each metro entry to name 2–20 unique physical airport members that exist in the same supplied registry.
- 03Resolves direct physical-airport queries immediately and returns ordered candidates for unresolved metro queries.
- 04Accepts a metro selection only when the selected airport is a declared member; it never silently chooses the first candidate.
- 05Preserves bounded terminal context only after physical resolution and records a required RFC 3339 source observation.
- 06Returns deeply frozen resolution data, stable JSON, bounded value-free issues, and performs no I/O or registry mutation.
TESTED FREE CODE
Airport identity without hidden metro-code guessing.
The resolver validates supplied registry relationships only; the host owns registry authorization, freshness, provider compatibility, selection UI, booking, publishing, monitoring, and rollback.
40 test casesExplicit selectionNo dependencies
AUTOMATIC REPAIRNot enabled
This product does not modify a customer website.
PRODUCT FIT
Who this is built for
- 01Travel searches where a city code can represent several airports
- 02Floot and React itinerary flows requiring explicit physical-airport selection
- 03Teams separating licensed airport reference data from deterministic validation and UI state
DELIVERY
How you receive it
Listing Code
GCD-BVC-439
Format
Verified ZIP · 15 files · JavaScript + TypeScript declarations + 40 tests + README + START-HERE
Compatibility
All Platforms, Floot, React / Next.js
Cost
Free
This listing is a downloadable Genesis code package. The ZIP includes reusable code and START-HERE directions.
HOW TO USE IT
Three steps for this product
- 01
Supply authorized registry evidence
Build the physical-airport and metro registry from a source you may use, attach its observation time, and keep it fresh outside this package.
- 02
Require explicit physical selection
When the result is selection-required, show every candidate accessibly and do not advance until the traveler or operator chooses a member.
- 03
Verify provider context and publish
Recheck terminal and provider acceptance, test the host flow, publish through the supported workflow, monitor, and retain rollback.
GENESIS CODE DOCTOR™
Before & After Repair Report
Multi-Airport City Code Disambiguation Resolver · GCD-BVC-439
Evidence-backed output
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ArchitectureMeasured at runVerified after repairAwaiting run
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IntegrationsMeasured at runVerified after repairAwaiting run
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Declared support is available
Declared platforms: All Platforms, Floot, React / Next.js
Exact compatibility still depends on the customer's framework version, dependencies, hosting, custom code, and current site state.
Ready for project-specific pre-check
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- Compatibility is reviewed before release.
- Regression and rollback requirements stay explicit.
- Follow-up verification can be run after implementation.
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IMPORTANT BOUNDARY
What this item does not claim
This package does not bundle airport truth, fetch live airport data, search fares, check availability, book travel, validate a ticket, confirm terminals, calculate distance, infer traveler intent, or guarantee that a provider accepts a code. The host owns authorized registry data, licensing, freshness, provider compatibility, user selection, rendering, booking, monitoring, publishing, and rollback.
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