To parse an address in New York City, you can use the us-address-parser package. Here's a brief snippet of code to get you started:

const usAddressParser = require('@sroussey/us-address');

const address = 'New York City';
const parsedAddress = usAddressParser.parse(address);

console.log(parsedAddress);
// Output: { street: 'New York City', city: 'New York', state: 'NY', zip: null }

This will parse the address and return an object with the street, city, state, and zip components. Note that the zip component may be null if the input address does not contain a zip code.

Alternatively, you can use the humanparser package to parse the address into individual fields:

const humanParser = require('humanparser');

const address = 'New York City';
const parsedAddress = humanParser.parse(address);

console.log(parsedAddress);
// Output: { salutation: null, first_name: null, middle_name: null, last_name: 'City', suffix: null }

This will parse the address into individual fields such as salutation, first name, middle name, last name, and suffix.