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@redkassa/phone-parser

v1.0.0

Published

Parser phone numbers. Good for formatting numbers entered by the user.

Downloads

32

Readme

RedKassa Phone Parser

Parser phone numbers. Good for formatting numbers entered by the user.

Example

Installation

npm i @redkassa/phone-parser --save

or

yarn add @redkassa/phone-parser

Usage


import { parsePhoneNumber } from '@redkassa/phone-parser';

const result = parsePhoneNumber('12089999999');

/*

result = {
  code: 'US',
  dialCode: '+1',
  nationalNumber: '2089999999',
  formattedNumber: '+1 2089999999',
}

*/

Params

Resolvers

You can tell the parser how to determine the value passed to it.

resolvers - it is an array consisting of objects with the following properties:

| Property | Type | Description| |---|---|---| | options | Array (required) | Values ​​passed to the parser which will be given are replaced or supplemented by the dial code | | target | Object (required) | Data for calculating the dial code of the country to which the input value is given |

option

| Property | Type | Description| |---|---|---| | value | string (required) | Values ​​passed to the parser | | replace | boolean | If true - replaces the value with the dial phone code. If false puts the country dial code before this value. The dial code is determined based on data from target. |

target

| Property | Type | Description| |---|---|---| | firstChar | string (required) | The first digit of the country code | | code | string (required) | Country code (US, RU, ...) |


import { parsePhoneNumber } from '@redkassa/phone-parser';

const resolvers = [
  {
    options: [
      {
        value: '8',
        replace: true,
      },
      {
        value: '9',
        replace: false,
      },
    ],
    target: {
      firstChar: '7',
      code: 'RU',
    },
  },
];

const result1 = parsePhoneNumber('89191238899', { resolvers });
const result2 = parsePhoneNumber('9191238899', { resolvers });

/*

result1 = {
  code: 'RU',
  dialCode: '+7',
  nationalNumber: '9191238899',
  formattedNumber: '+7 9191238899',
}

result2 = {
  code: 'RU',
  dialCode: '+7',
  nationalNumber: '9191238899',
  formattedNumber: '+7 9191238899',
}

*/

Formats

formats - it is an array consisting of objects with the following properties:

| Property | Type | Description| |---|---|---| | code | string (required) | Country code (US, RU, ...) | | mask | string | Mask for the entered number without a dial code. The dial code will be substituted automatically. | | appendTail | boolean | Add numbers that are not counted in the mask to the phone number. |


import { parsePhoneNumber } from '@redkassa/phone-parser';

const formats = [
  {
    code: 'US',
    mask: '###-###-####',
  },
];

const result = parsePhoneNumber('12089999999', { formats });

/*

result = {
  code: 'US',
  dialCode: '+1',
  nationalNumber: '2089999999',
  formattedNumber: '+1 208-999-9999',
}

*/

Translation

Russian