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sim-provider

v1.0.3

Published

A package used to show simcard providers.

Downloads

10

Readme

Supported countries 
🇰🇪 🇺🇬 🇹🇿

Usage

with cdn:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sim-provider/dist/bundle.min.js"></script>

with npm:

npm install sim-provider

with yarn:

yarn add sim-provider

Import the packages using require:

// Using require
const { getProviderName, getCountryProviderData, validateCountrySimProvider, validateSimProvider } = require('sim-provider');

using import (ES6 module syntax):

// Using import (ES6 module syntax)
import { getProviderName, getCountryProviderData, validateCountrySimProvider, validateSimProvider } from 'sim-provider';

Available Methods

  1. getProviderName(phoneNumber) -> This method takes a phone number as input and returns the name of the SIM card provider associated with that phone number.
    const { getProviderName } = require('sim-provider');
    
    const phoneNumber = '+254712345678';
    const { name: providerName, regex } = getProviderName(phoneNumber);
    console.log(`Provider Name: ${providerName}, Regex: ${regex}`);
    
  2. getCountryProviderData(country) -> This method takes a country as input and retrieves data related to SIM card providers in that specific country. This data may include a list of available providers, their coverage areas, and other relevant information.
    const { getCountryProviderData } = require('sim-provider');
    
    const country = 'Kenya';
    const providerData = getCountryProviderData(country);
    console.log(`Provider Data for ${country}:`, providerData);
    
  3. validateCountrySimProvider(country, phoneNumber) -> This method validates whether a given phone number belongs to a SIM card provider in a specified country. It checks if the phone number is valid for the country and if it corresponds to a known provider.
    const { validateCountrySimProvider } = require('sim-provider');
    
    const country = 'Kenya';
    const phoneNumber = '+254712345678';
    const isValid = validateCountrySimProvider(country, phoneNumber);
    console.log(`Is Valid for ${country}: ${isValid}`);
    
  4. validateSimProvider(country, providerName, phonenumber) -> This method validates whether a given phone number is associated with a specific SIM card provider in a particular country. It checks if the phone number is valid for the country and if it matches the specified provider name.
    const { validateSimProvider } = require('sim-provider');
    
    const country = 'Kenya';
    const providerName = 'Safaricom';
    const phoneNumber = '+254712345678';
    const isValid = validateSimProvider(country, providerName, phoneNumber);
    console.log(`Is Valid for ${country} and ${providerName}: ${isValid}`);
    

Development

Would you like to contibute?

clone repo:

git clone https://github.com/walteronoh/sim-provider.git

change directory to project root:

cd sim-provider

Install app dependencies:

  1. with npm:

    npm install
    npm start
  2. with yarn:

    yarn
    yarn start