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Phone number | ||
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Validation and formatting of telephone numbers | ||
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Simple package for phone number manipulation. | ||
[Read Czech version](https://php.baraja.cz/telefonni-cisla) | ||
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There is no easy way to validate and format phone numbers in PHP, so I wrote a simple library for this that has no dependencies, but still handles this role. | ||
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The goal is to check the format of a phone number, or convert it to a basic canonical form (which is always valid). | ||
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Installing | ||
---------- | ||
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Simply composer: | ||
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``` | ||
$ composer require baraja-core/phone-number | ||
``` | ||
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How to use the library | ||
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The principle of this tool is based on formatting and validating phone numbers from the user, or from sources over which you have no control. | ||
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The most common use is to correct phone number formatting: | ||
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```php | ||
$original = '+420 777123456'; | ||
$formatted = \Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberFormatter::fix($original); | ||
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echo $original . '<br>'; | ||
echo $formatted; | ||
``` | ||
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The function fixes the number formatting and returns the string `+420 777 123 456`. | ||
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If no prefix is specified by the user, the `+420` prefix is assumed. You can change the default preference with the second parameter: | ||
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```php | ||
// returns: +421 777 123 456 | ||
\Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberFormatter::fix('+420 777123456', 421); | ||
``` | ||
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The phone code is overwritten only if the user does not enter it and it fails to be detected automatically. | ||
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Input and output formatting | ||
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The input string can look (almost) any way. The built-in algorithm can automatically remove non-valid characters (for example, some users write a note next to a phone number that will be removed automatically). So you don't have to worry about formatting the input at all, but the output will always be consistent. | ||
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The output always looks the same (it is normalized to the canonical format). | ||
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The general format is: | ||
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``` | ||
+420 777 123 456 | ||
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Prefix | | ||
National number | ||
``` | ||
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If you submit a non-valid input (or an input that cannot be automatically corrected), an exception will be thrown. | ||
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Error trapping | ||
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If the number cannot be safely normalized to a base form, or does not exist, throw an `\InvalidArgumentException` exception. | ||
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If you wish to convert the exception to a boolean, use the built-in asset validator: | ||
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```php | ||
\Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberValidator::isValid('123'); // false | ||
\Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberValidator::isValid('777123456'); // true | ||
\Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberValidator::isValid('+420 777123456'); // true | ||
\Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberValidator::isValid('+420 777 123 456'); // true | ||
\Baraja\PhoneNumber\PhoneNumberValidator::isValid('+420 77 712 34 56'); // true | ||
``` |