Countries with multiple area codes are restricted to a single area code

[necessarylion]

Countries with multiple area codes are restricted to a single area code

[necessarylion]

Honestly I think I would prefer the flexibility of knowing what's an area code vs what's a country code, so something like this would be my preferred option, but the second is definitely better IMO; first is simpler to use but has way too much data overlap

 { name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1', area_codes: ['876', '658'], code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' },

It is very nice suggestion.
But This plugin is more about dial code which is country code + area code together.
In your case, it is country code and area codes.

And if someone want to show list on available dial codes, then he have loop again with area codes.
So I think we better stick with this solution.

{ name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1876', code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' },
{ name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1658', code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' }, 

[SpencerKaiser]

I think that's totally fine, but it'd still be a great addition to have the country code split out as a separate element. If I don't want Jamaica showing twice, I have no real options because I don't know how to split the country code from the area code. At some point in the future, adding country_code in addition to dial_code would be great, even if the country code is redundant on the dial code field.

[necessarylion]

 { name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1876', code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' },
 { name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1658', code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' }, 

or

 { name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1876', dial_codes: ['+1876', '+1658'], code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' },

Which one do you think is better?

[SpencerKaiser]

Honestly I think I would prefer the flexibility of knowing what's an area code vs what's a country code, so something like this would be my preferred option, but the second is definitely better IMO; first is simpler to use but has way too much data overlap

 { name: 'Jamaica', dial_code: '+1', area_codes: ['876', '658'], code: 'JM', flag: '🇯🇲' },