by Happy Coders on WordPress.org
Allow logged-in WooCommerce customers to manage multiple addresses in an address book and select them easily during checkout.

The "Multi Address Book" section in the My Account page showing saved addresses.
Tired of customers having to re-type addresses for different shipping locations or billing details? HappyCoders Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce enhances the WooCommerce “My Account” area and Checkout process by providing a robust address book feature.
Logged-in customers can save multiple billing and shipping addresses, give them nicknames for easy recognition (like “Home”, “Work”, “Parents’ House”), set defaults, and edit or delete addresses as needed.
During checkout, customers can quickly select from their saved addresses using a dropdown or list format (configurable by the admin), streamlining the process and reducing errors. This plugin integrates with both the Classic WooCommerce Checkout (using the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode) and the modern Block-Based Checkout experience.
Key Features:
registerCheckoutBlock).This plugin uses modern JavaScript tools for development. The source code is included for transparency and to allow developers to contribute or modify the code. You do not need to follow these steps to use the plugin; the pre-built files are included.
If you wish to modify the JavaScript or CSS source files (/src directory), you will need to have Node.js and npm installed on your machine.
Navigate to the Plugin Directory:
Open your terminal and navigate to the plugin’s root directory:
cd path/to/wp-content/plugins/happycoders-multiple-addresses/
Install Dependencies:
Run the following command to install the necessary development packages listed in package.json:
npm install
Build for Production:
To compile and minify the source files for a production environment, run:
npm run build
This will generate the final JavaScript and CSS files in the /build directory.
Run in Development Mode:
For active development, use this command to watch for changes in the /src directory and automatically re-compile the files:
npm run start
The source files for the block integration can be found in the /src directory.