/** * @copyright Sister Software * @license AGPL-3.0 * @author Teffen Ellis, et al. * * Fetch the Korean road-name address register (도로명주소 주소DB) from the ministry's address-industry * portal, business.juso.go.kr. This is the LABEL source for Korean addresses: about 6,000,000 * road-name addresses and 8,000,000 lot-number (지번) records, split by the publisher into four * pipe-delimited CP949 text files per region (도로명코드 / 주소 / 지번 / 부가정보), with the postcode in * the supplementary file. No coordinates. The public-data portal labels it "이용허락범위 제한 없음" * (no restriction on the scope of use), and it is a direct download with no application step — the * distinction that matters against the ministry's entrance-coordinate products, which are provided * only after a purpose-of-use review (`docs/superpowers/plans/counsel-dossier.md` §4). * * The portal is a single-page app; the file behind it is reached in two calls. `selectAttrbDBDwldList` * lists the monthly full files for one product (`rtlDtaDtlSn` 8 is the 주소DB, 2 the English * road-name DB), and `/api/jst/download` streams one by the parameters the listing carried. The * English DB rides along because it is the Latin-script half of the same register. * * Invoke via `mailwoman corpus fetch juso-kr --out-root `. */ import type { BaseFetchOptions, FetchSummary } from "#tools/fetch/download/index"; export interface FetchJusoKROptions extends BaseFetchOptions { /** * The month to fetch as `YYYYMM`. Defaults to the latest month the portal lists as present. */ month?: string; } export declare function fetchJusoKR(options: FetchJusoKROptions, report?: (line: string) => void): Promise; //# sourceMappingURL=juso.d.ts.map