I looked into this solution but Windows 10 doesn't seem to support flag emojis. This is the example on Windows
compared to other operating systems.
Also, one of the drawbacks that I encountered working with other flag APIs is that you can only access a flag by its 2 letter country code. This became a pain to work with because the API that was supplying me with country data didn't include a 2 letter country code. That's why at countryflagsapi you can get a country's flag by the country's name, two letter code, three letter code, or UN Code. But if the application has access to the two letter country code and doesn't mind not having flags being shown on Windows 10, I think your solution is the way to go.
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I looked into this solution but Windows 10 doesn't seem to support flag emojis. This is the example on Windows
compared to other operating systems.
Also, one of the drawbacks that I encountered working with other flag APIs is that you can only access a flag by its 2 letter country code. This became a pain to work with because the API that was supplying me with country data didn't include a 2 letter country code. That's why at countryflagsapi you can get a country's flag by the country's name, two letter code, three letter code, or UN Code. But if the application has access to the two letter country code and doesn't mind not having flags being shown on Windows 10, I think your solution is the way to go.