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phone-validate

v1.0.13

Published

`phone-validate` is a simple library to validate and format phone numbers

Downloads

8

Readme

phone-validate is a simple library to validate and format phone numbers

Installation

To install the library, use npm:

npm install phone-validate

Usage

The library provides two main functions: validPhoneToBool and validPhoneToStr.

validPhoneToBool

This function checks if a given phone number matches a specified pattern.

Parameters
  • regExp: string: The regular expression pattern to match against. Use X for digits and spaces for separators.
  • numStr: string: The phone number string to validate.

Returns boolean. True if the phone number matches the pattern, false otherwise.

Example
import { validPhoneToBool } from "phone-validate";

const pattern = "+9(XXX)-XXX-XX-XX";
const phoneNumber = "+9(979)-446-85-39";

const isValid = validPhoneToBool(pattern, phoneNumber);
console.log(isValid); // true

validPhoneToStr

This function formats a given phone number to match a specified pattern, or returns a truncated version if it doesn't match.

Parameters
  • regExp: string: The regular expression pattern to match against. Use X for digits and spaces for separators.
  • numStr: string: The phone number string to validate.

Returns string. The formatted phone number if it matches the pattern, or a truncated string.

import { validPhoneToStr } from "phone-validate";

const pattern = "+9(XXX)-XXX-XX-XX";
const phoneNumber = "+9(979)-446-85-39";

const formattedPhoneNumber = validPhoneToStr(pattern, phoneNumber);
console.log(formattedPhoneNumber); // "+9(979)-446-85-39"

If the phone number is not valid:

import { validPhoneToStr } from "phone-validate";

const pattern = "+9(XXX)-XXX-XX-XX";
const phoneNumber = "+9(979)-446-85-39G";

const formattedPhoneNumber = validPhoneToStr(pattern, phoneNumber);
console.log(formattedPhoneNumber); // "+9(979)-446-85-39"

Assumed to be a function that is used to validate the input information in the <input>