mozambique-utils
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Easy to use parsers and validators for mozambican (🇲🇿) data-type formatted strings.
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mozambique-utils.js
Easy to use parsers and validators for mozambican (🇲🇿) data-type formatted strings.
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Installation and Usage
Using npm
npm install mozambique-utils
const mozambiqueUtils = require("mozambique-utils"); // -> No ES6
// import mozambiqueUtils from "mozambique-utils"; // -> or with ES6
mozambiqueUtils.isNUITValid("300010125"); //-> true
In a browser
This library can be loaded as a standalone script, which will then be made available through the mozambiqueUtils
global object.
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/mozambique-utils.js"></script>
<!--
Or use the minified version:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/mozambique-utils.min.js"></script>
-->
<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- Usage -->
mozambiqueUtils.isNUITValid("300010125"); //=> true
</script>
API
isLandlineNumberValid(number [, options])
Check if a string is a valid mozambican landline number.
Returns true
if valid, otherwise false
.
number
The number to check. Must be of type string and can contain dashes or spaces.
Will throw if not of type string.
options
An object that defaults to:
{
allowedRegions: [],
countryCode: "optional"
}
| Option | Type | Accepted value(s) | Description |
| -------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| allowedRegions | string[] | tete
, pemba
, beira
, chokwe
, manica
, xai-xai
, maputo
, nampula
, lichinga
, inhambane
, quelimane
, vilanculos
| List of regions to limit the validation on. If passed an emtpy array, it will validate for all regions. |
| countryCode | string | optional
, required
, off
| optional
: the country code in the number being validated is optional.required
only return true if the number includes the country code.off
only return true if the number does not include the country code.The country code can be in either +258
or 00258
or 258
format. |
Examples:
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("21201321"); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("21 203 123"); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("26-203-123"); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("+25824201321"); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("0025829320123"); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("25828123230"); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("841234567"); //=> false
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("21201321", {
allowedRegions: ["beira", "tete", "chokwe"],
}); //=> false
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("+25821201321", {
allowedRegions: ["maputo"],
countryCode: "required",
}); //=> true
mutils.isLandlineNumberValid("+25821201321", {
countryCode: "off",
}); //=> false
isMobileNumberValid(number [, options])
Check if a string is a valid mozambican mobile number.
Will throw if not of type string.
Returns true
if valid, otherwise false
.
number
The mobile number to check. Must be of type string and can contain dashes or spaces.
Will throw if not of type string.
options
An object that defaults to:
{
allowedOperators: [],
countryCode: "optional"
}
| Option | Type | Accepted value(s) | Description |
| ---------------- | -------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| allowedOperators | string[] | vodacom
, tmcel
, movitel
| List of mobile network operators to limit the validation on. If passed an emtpy array, it will validate for all network operators. |
| countryCode | string | optional
, required
, off
| optional
: the country code in the number being validated is optional.required
only return true if the number includes the country code.off
only return true if the number does not include the country code.The country code can be in either +258
or 00258
or 258
format. |
Examples:
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("821234567"); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("84 123 4567"); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("84-123-4567"); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("+258841234567"); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("00258861234567"); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("258871234567"); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("811234567"); //=> false
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("841234567", {
allowedOperators: ["tmcel", "movitel"],
}); //=> false
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("+258841234567", {
allowedOperators: ["vodacom"],
countryCode: "required",
}); //=> true
mutils.isMobileNumberValid("+258841234567", {
countryCode: "off",
}); //=> false
isNUITValid(nuit)
Check if a string is a valid mozambican Número Único de Identificação Tributária (Taxpayer's Single Identification Number).
Returns true
if valid, otherwise false
.
nuit
The nuit number to check. Must be of type string and can contain dashes or spaces.
Will throw if not of type string.
Examples:
mutils.isNUITValid("12345678"); //=> true
mutils.isNUITValid("1343"); //=> false
mutils.isNUITValid("348908989092"); //=> false
isIBANValid(iban)
Check if a string is a valid mozambican formatted International Bank Account Number - IBAN.
Returns true
for a valid mozambican formatted IBAN according to the ISO 13616, otherwise false
.
iban
The mozambican iban to check.
Must be of type string and can contain dashes or spaces.
Will throw if not of type string.
Examples:
// An example of a valid mozambican IBAN
// MZ59000301080016367102371
mutils.isIBANValid("MZ59000301080016367102371"); //=> true
mutils.isIBANValid("GB98BARC20032669387723"); //=> false
parseMobileNumber(number)
Parse any mozambican mobile number. Returns:
{
valid: boolean, // if the number being parsed is valid or not
data: {
number: string, // the number being parsed.
localFormat: string, // the number being parsed, formatted for national usage.
internationalFormat: string, // the number being parsed, formatted for international usage.
includesCountryCode: boolean, // does the number being parsed contain country code?
nationalDestinationCode: string, // the national destination code of the network operator.
operator: {
name: string, // long name of the network operator.
shortname: string // short name of the network operator.
},
lineType: "mobile" // the type of the line of the number being parsed.
}
}
When an invalid number is parsed, the value of data
in the return object will be null
.
number
The mobile number to check. Must be of type string and can contain dashes or spaces.
Examples:
mutils.parseMobileNumber("+258-841234567");
/*
{
valid: true
data: {
number: "+258-841234567",
localFormat: "841234567",
internationalFormat: "+258841234567",
includesCountryCode: true,
nationalDestinationCode: "84",
operator: {
name: "Vodacom Moçambique",
shortname: "Vodacom"
},
lineType: "mobile"
}
}
*/
mutils.parseMobileNumber("831234567");
/*
{
valid: true
data: {
number: "831234567",
localFormat: "831234567",
internationalFormat: "+258831234567",
includesCountryCode: false,
nationalDestinationCode: "83",
operator: {
name: "Moçambique Telecom, S.A.",
shortname: "Tmcel"
},
lineType: "mobile"
}
}
*/
mutils.parseMobileNumber("8102392");
/*
{
valid: false,
data: null
}
*/
parseLandlineNumber(number)
Parse any mozambican landline number. Returns:
{
valid: boolean, // if the number being parsed is valid or not
data: {
number: string, // the number being parsed.
localFormat: string, // the number being parsed, formatted for national usage.
internationalFormat: string, // the number being parsed, formatted for international usage.
includesCountryCode: boolean, // does the number being parsed contain country code?
nationalDestinationCode: string, // the area code.
operator: {
name: string, // long name of the network operator.
shortname: string // short name of the network operator.
},
region: string, // the region where the (national destination code) area code is linked to.
lineType: "mobile" // the type of the line of the number being parsed.
}
}
When an invalid number is parsed, the value of data
in the return object will be null
.
number
The mobile number to check. Must be of type string and can contain dashes or spaces.
Will throw if not of type string.
Examples:
mutils.parseLandlineNumber("+258 21 351100");
/*
{
valid: true,
data: {
number: "+258 21 351100",
localFormat: "21351100",
internationalFormat: "+25821351100",
includesCountryCode: true,
nationalDestinationCode: "21",
operator: {
name: "Moçambique Telecom, S.A.",
shortname: "Tmcel"
},
region: "maputo",
lineType: "landline"
}
}
*/
mutils.parseLandlineNumber("29320123");
/*
{
valid: true,
data: {
number: "29320123",
localFormat: "29320123",
internationalFormat: "+25829320123",
includesCountryCode: false,
nationalDestinationCode: "293",
operator: {
name: "Moçambique Telecom, S.A.",
shortname: "Tmcel"
},
region: "inhambane",
lineType: "landline"
}
}
*/
mutils.parseLandlineNumber("841234567");
/*
{
valid: false,
data: null
}
*/
Contributing
Bug Reports & Feature Requests
Please use the issue tracker to report any bugs or file feature requests.
Developing
PRs are welcome. To begin developing, do this:
$ git clone https://github.com/kishannareshpal/mozambique-utils.js.git
$ cd mozambique-utils/
$ npm install
# Test
$ npm test
npm run build
builds the library to dist, generating three main files (and also a minified version for each one with the *.min.js
prepended):
dist/mozambique-utils.cjs.js
A CommonJS bundle, suitable for use in Node.js, that requires the external dependency. This corresponds to the "main" field in package.jsondist/mozambique-utils.esm.js
an ES module bundle, suitable for use in other people's libraries and applications, that imports the external dependency. This corresponds to the "module" field in package.jsondist/mozambique-utils.js
a UMD build, suitable for use in any environment (including the browser, as a<script>
tag), that includes the external dependency. This corresponds to the"browser"
field in package.json
npm run dev
builds the library, then keeps rebuilding it whenever the source files change using rollup.watch
.
npm test
builds the library, then tests it.
License
MIT © Kishan Jadav