worldz

Vue.js app displaying world countries and flags.

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Skim countries, flags, and short country facts in one lightweight directory

worldz is a small web app that shows basic information for many countries (the bundled dataset covers 254 entries) together with national flags. It fits quick browsing, demos, or teaching where a simple, visual directory is enough.

When it helps

You want a compact atlas-style view without installing a heavy product, you need something easy to show in a session or portfolio, or you might fork the project and swap in your own data for a class or experiment.

What you can do

  • Move through the list, open a country, and read the fields the included dataset exposes.
  • Use the app’s paged browsing and simple about-style area as shipped; no extra accounts required for the basic experience.
  • Adapt the data or layout if you clone the project; build and run steps live in the GitHub repository for anyone customizing it.

Data and accuracy

The country count and field values come from the dataset packaged with the repository, not from an independent audit on this page. Treat it as reference and learning material, not legal, travel, or border guidance; names, borders, and statistics change; confirm anything that matters for bookings, contracts, or official reporting with an authoritative source.

Frequently asked questions

What is worldz?

It is a Vue.js app that displays basic information for 254 countries along with their national flags, useful for quick browsing or demos.

How do I run it?

npm install, then npm run serve for development. npm run build builds for production, and npm run lint runs the linter.

Is an account required?

No. The basic experience is paged browsing plus an about-style area with no extra accounts required.

How accurate is the country data?

Values come from the dataset packaged with the repository. Treat it as reference and learning material, not legal, travel, or border guidance.

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