node-phone-utils
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Phone number utils library
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node-phone-utils
##Description
A well documented and test rich Node.js library for parsing, validating, formatting phone numbers and doing HLR lookups of phone numbers via specific or custom HLR lookup providers.
Install
npm i node-phone-utils
or from github
npm i dial.once/node-phone-utils
##Included functions
Out of the box this library offers the ability to perform action on one or more (array) phone numbers and they are:
- isValid
- isMobile
- toE164
- toNationalNumber
- getType
- getCountryCode
- hlrLookup
- asyncHlrLookup
##Examples
Validate phone number(s)
var phoneNumberUtils = require('phone-number-utils').createInstance();
var testPhoneNumber = '+336844321'; //e164 formatted number
var isValid = phoneNumberUtils.isValid(testPhoneNumber);
if (isValid) {
console.info(phoneNumberUtils.toNationalNumber(testPhoneNumber));
}
// validate a bunch of phone numbers
var results = phoneNumberUtils.isValid(['e164PhoneNum1', 'e164PhoneNum2']);
var validPhoneNumbers = results.filter(function(result) {
return result.isValid;
})
.map(function(result) {
return result.number;
});
// print all valid phone numbers in national number form
console.info(phoneNumberUtils.toNationalNumber(validPhoneNumbers));
Check if phone number(s) are mobile
var phoneNumberUtils = require('phone-number-utils').createInstance();
var testPhoneNumber = '+336844321'; //e164 formatted number
var isMobile = phoneNumberUtils.isMobile(testPhoneNumber);
if (isMobile) {
console.info(phoneNumberUtils.toNationalNumber(testPhoneNumber));
}
// check a bunch of phone numbers
var results = phoneNumberUtils.isMobile(['e164PhoneNum1', 'e164PhoneNum2']);
var mobilePhoneNumbers = results.filter(function(result) {
return result.isMobile;
})
.map(function(result) {
return result.number;
});;
// print all mobile phone numbers in national number form
console.info(phoneNumberUtils.toNationalNumber(mobilePhoneNumbers));
For more examples of other functions offered by thi library take a look at the test file here.
##Documentation
To generate fresh documentation (JSDoc) run
npm docs
and see it in the docs folder.
##Testing To start tests
npm test
##Coverage
To start istanbul coverage
npm cover
##JShint
To start jshint linting
npm jshint
##HLR Lookup Providers
Node-phone-utils uses a set of providers to do hlrLookup of phone numbers.
###Included providers
These are few included providers that come with this lib and work out of the box. They are:
- Hlr-lookups.com provider - a provider to get phone number data from hlr-lookups.com.
- Smsapi.com provider - a provider to get phone number data from smsapi.com.
Example: HlR-Lookups
var phoneNumberUtils = require('phone-number-utils').createInstance();
var hlrProvider = phoneNumberUtils.getProviders().hlrLookups;
phoneNumberUtils
.hlrLookup(<phoneNumber>, hlrProvider)
.then(function(result){
//handle result
})
.catch (function(err){
//handle error
});
####Example: SMSApi
var phoneNumberUtils = require('phone-number-utils').createInstance();
var smsApiHlrProvider = phoneNumberUtils.getProviders().smsApi;
phoneNumberUtils
.hlrLookup(<phoneNumber>, smsApiHlrProvider)
.then(function(result){
//handle result
})`
.catch (function(err){
//handle error
});
###Provider account(s)
Provider account information is required
to perform HLR lookups and is set in .env file.
Configuration and authentication details should be set up in your .env file. Example of an .env file with descriptions can be seen in .env.tpl file.
###Build your own provider
To plugin in your provider you only need to supply an object with a name
property and hlrLookup
function to node-phone-utils. You can use built in hlr-lookups-provider or sms-api--provider as references for building your own providers.
####Example:
var mySimpleProvider = {
name: 'myProvider' ,
hlrLookup: function (number) {
// do your lookup stuff, feel free to return a promise
//e.g. like this:
return {
number: number ,
mcc: 12 ,
mnc: 332
}
}
};
var phoneNumberUtils = require('phone-number-utils').createInstance();
phoneNumberUtils
.hlrLookup('1234567899' , mySimpleProvider)
.then(function (result) {
//handle result
})
.catch(function (err) {
//handle error
});
Async (bulk) HLR lookup of phone numbers
To do a lookup of a larger number of phone numbers it is recommended to use the async lookup feature of this library. Currently only hlr-lookups.com provider is supported.
To use this feature, take a look at the reference implementation example in server.js file. Since generally hlr lookups cost, this library stores any previous lookup results (per hlr lookup provider) and reuses them to minimize calls to the lookup provider. Also, phone numbers are validated prior to lookup and removed from async lookup if they are not valid E164 formatted numbers.
####Example:
// look into tests/integration/helpers/server.js for full imlpementation
var cacheManager = require('cache-manager');
var phoneUtils = require('phone-number-utils').createInstance();
var cacheStore = cacheManager.multiCaching([cacheManager.caching({
store: 'memory',
max: 20000,
ttl: 5778463 //six months
})]);
var options = {
provider: phoneUtils.getProviders().hlrLookups,
callbackUrl: '<callbackURL>',
callbackIdQSParam: 'id',
cache: cacheStore,
lookupTimeout: 180, //seconds
resultCallback: function (err, results) {
//a result was processed and available
console.info('resultCallback', err, results);
return results;
},
doneCallback: function (err, results) {
// do what you need when the entire lookup is done.
console.info('doneCallback', err, results);
return results;
}
};
var utils = phoneUtils.getAsyncHlrLookup(options);
var client = utils.lookupClient; // ue client to issue async hlr lookups
var callbackMiddleware = utils.lookupMiddleware; // register this middleware to <callbackURL> on your server
// send a big array with the client
var phoneNumbers = ['+33102030', '+33102030', '...']
client
.hlrLookup(phoneNumbers, options.callbackUrl)
.then(function (numbers) {
console.info('Numbers sent to hlr processing', numbers);
})
.catch(console.error);
##License Distributed under MIT license.
##Contribution
As always, contributions are most welcome. Fork -> work -> create PR