jgs-js-utils

Javascript formatting functions for the main Brazilian number standards.

Installation

• Using NPM

npm install jgs-js-utils

• Using YARN

yarn add jgs-js-utils

How to use

just import the desired function

import { formatPhoneNumber } from "jgs-js-utils";

var phone = 11987654321
console.log(formatPhoneNumber(phone)); // print: (11) 9 8765-4321

⚠️ all functions will show a warning on the console if given a null or undefined value and will return false or an empty string.

Functions List

• formatOnlyNumbers
• formatPhoneNumber
• formatZipCode
• formatCnpj
• formatCpf
• validateEmail
• validateCnpj
• validateCpf
• formatCnp

Coming soon:

• formatDate
• formatTime
• formatDateTime
• formatMoney
• validateCpfCnpj
• validateNis (Portugal 9 digits)
• validateNis (Angola 10 digits)

Using the Functions

formatOnlyNumbers

returns a string with only numbers.

Use

formatOnlyNumbers(string | number);

import { formatOnlyNumbers } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( formatOnlyNumbers('cpf: 476.848.724-60') );  // 47684872460
console.log( formatOnlyNumbers('     476848724-60 ') );   // 47684872460
console.log( formatOnlyNumbers('476848724-60 pos') );     // 47684872460

formatPhoneNumber

format different phone numbers, with or without area code, with or without the ninth digit.

Use

formatPhoneNumber(string | number);

import { formatPhoneNumber } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( formatPhoneNumber(11987654321) );   // (11) 9 8765-4321
console.log( formatPhoneNumber(1187654321) );    // (11) 8765-4321
console.log( formatPhoneNumber(987654321) );     // 9 8765-4321
console.log( formatPhoneNumber(87654321) );      // 8765-4321

console.log( formatPhoneNumber('11987654321') ); // (11) 9 8765-4321
console.log( formatPhoneNumber('1187654321') );  // (11) 8765-4321
console.log( formatPhoneNumber('987654321') );   // 9 8765-4321
console.log( formatPhoneNumber('87654321') );    // 8765-4321

formatZipCode

returns a string with the zip code formatted.

Use

formatZipCode(string | number);

import { formatZipCode } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( formatZipCode(1234567) );      // 1234567
console.log( formatZipCode(12345678) );     // 12345-678
console.log( formatZipCode('12345678') );   // 12345-678

formatCnpj

returns a string with the CNPJ formatted.

Use

formatCnpj(string | number);

import { formatCnpj } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( formatCnpj(12345678000104) );    // 12.345.678/0001-04
console.log( formatCnpj('12345678000104') );  // 12.345.678/0001-04

formatCpf

returns a string with the CPF formatted.

Use

formatCpf(string | number);

import { formatCpf } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( formatCpf(12345678901) );    // 123.456.789-01
console.log( formatCpf('12345678901') );  // 123.456.789-01

formatCnp

return a string with the CNPJ or CPF formatted.

Use

formatCnp(string | number);

import { formatCnp } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( formatCnp(12345678000104) );    // 12.345.678/0001-04
console.log( formatCnp('12345678000104') );  // 12.345.678/0001-04
console.log( formatCnp(12345678901) );       // 123.456.789-01
console.log( formatCnp('12345678901') );     // 123.456.789-01

validateEmail

returns true if the email is valid, false otherwise.

Use

validateEmail(string);

import { validateEmail } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( validateEmail('') );                  // false
console.log( validateEmail('teste') );             // false
console.log( validateEmail('teste@') );            // false
console.log( validateEmail('teste@teste') );       // false
console.log( validateEmail('[email protected]') );   // true

validateCnpj

returns true if the CNPJ is valid, false otherwise.

Use

validateCnpj(string | number);

import { validateCnpj } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( validateCnpj('77272951000144') );     // true
console.log( validateCnpj('77.272.951/0001-44') ); // true
console.log( validateCnpj(77272951000144) );       // true
console.log( validateCnpj('77.272.951/0001-43') ); // false
console.log( validateCnpj(77272951000143) );       // false

validateCpf

returns true if the CPF is valid, false otherwise.

Use

validateCpf(string | number);

import { validateCnpj } from "jgs-js-utils";

console.log( validateCpf('476.848.724-60') ); // true
console.log( validateCpf('225668949-22') );   // true
console.log( validateCpf(84832198327) );      // true
console.log( validateCpf('476.848.724-69') ); // false
console.log( validateCpf('225668949-21') );   // false
console.log( validateCpf(84832198326) );      // false