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c8y-libphonenumber

v0.9.4

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libphonenumber ==============

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libphonenumber

Google's libphonenumber as an easily included JavaScript library.

Exports

This library adds the global phoneUtils with the following methods:

phoneUtils.countryCodeToRegionCodeMap();
phoneUtils.isPossibleNumber(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.isPossibleNumberWithReason(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.isValidNumber(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.isValidNumberForRegion(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.getCountryCodeForRegion(regionCode);
phoneUtils.getRegionCodeForNumber(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.getNumberType(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.getSupportedRegions();
phoneUtils.formatE164(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.formatNational(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.formatInternational(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.formatInOriginalFormat(phoneNumber, regionCode);
phoneUtils.formatOutOfCountryCallingNumber(phoneNumber, regionCode, target);

How it works

I've extracted/ported/written code based on vendor/libphonenumber/javascript/i18n/phonenumbers/demo.js and turned that into libphonenumber.js at the root of this project.

I've modified vendor/libphonenumber/javascript/build.xml and turned that into build.xml at the root of this project. Diff those files to see changes.

The ./build.sh command uses those two pieces together in order to generate a new version of libphonenumber.js in the /dist folder.

Before you run the build script, ensure you have these tools installed and present on your system's PATH:

Contributing

I only semi-actively maintain this code. Fortunately it's very little more than a build system on top of the public project. If you're interested in a feature I've not included I'll be glad to help you as I can, but I'm not terribly familiar with Closure Compiler and won't necessarily be the best help. Your goal would be to port something that's working inside of vendor/libphonenumber/javascript/i18n/phonenumbers/demo.js to be runnable as a series of methods inside of libphonenumber.js. I will review PRs!