phone-number

What can I do to comprehensively validate an Australian Phone Number? I need this for an application I'm writing. You can assume it is dialed from within Australia. I want to use a white-list approach. Here are my rules so far (after removing any whitespace):- Starts with 13 and is 6 digits long Starts with 1300 and is 10 digits long Starts with 0 (but not 0011 as this is international dialing) and is 10 digits long Starts with +61 followed by 9 digits Starts with (0_) followed by 8 digits (where _ is 1-9) Is there anything I have missed? Area codes are required as we may be sending a fax from

Does anyone know of a generic phone number parsing library for .NET? Ideally I'm looking for something similiar to the Ruby Phone library. You could start with Advanced Phone Number Type Implementation on CodeProject . At first glance, it seems that it may be lacking the internationalization pieces found in the Ruby library you referenced. Of course, you could always start with an existing library and add on to it, and depending on the license of the original library, you might even choose to release your own that has exactly what you need. I would go with the C# port of the Google

In My Angular application I am trying to implement international phone number field with Country flag and validation. Same to Same like this https://github.com/hodgepodgers/ng-intl-tel-input and its demo site http://hodgepodgers.github.io/ng-intl-tel-input/ After lot of search not getting any thing for Angular. https://github.com/webcat12345/ngx-intl-tel-input I started creating library for this but not finished. You can contribute to my repository. Anyway basic concept of component is already finished and make any changes. https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-intl-tel-input Gihub I'm using this

I have a system which is using phone numbers as unique identifiers. For this reason, I want to format all phone numbers as they come in using a normalized format. Because I have no control over my source data, I need to parse out these numbers myself and format them before adding them to my DB. I'm about to write a parser that can read phone numbers in and output a normalized phone format, but before I do I was wondering if anyone knew of any pre-existing libraries I could use to format phone numbers. If there are no pre-existing libraries out there, what things should I be keeping in mind

I'm quite new to iOS development and I'm currently building my first app. I'm trying to get a text field to automatically populate the telephone country code for a specific country. So if for example the user picks "UK" he gets "+44" inserted automatically into that text field. Currently I'm struggling a way to find how to get the exact country telephone code for the country. I could create an NSDictionary with all of the countries and country telephone code but I thought there might be a better way. Hesham Abd-Elmegid If your goal is to get the dialling code of the user's current location

I am trying to convert a random telephone number from a number into words using dictionaries using the following code: dict_1 = {07: 'zero seven'} dict_2 = {2: 'two', 3: 'three', 4: 'four', 5: 'five', 6: 'six', 7: 'seven', 8: 'eight'} dict_3 = {0: 'zero', 1: 'one', 2: 'two', 3: 'three', 4: 'four', 5: 'five', 6: 'six', 7: 'seven', 8: 'eight', 9: 'nine'} def main(): import re no_tel = raw_input("Enter a phrase: ") mat = re.search('(\d{10})', no_tel) a_no = mat.group(0) first_part = a_no[0:2] second_part = a_no[2:3] third_part = a_no[3:] it_works = False if dict_1.get(int(first_part)) != None: a

I need to check Format Phone Number. +33xxxxxxxxx 0033xxxxxxxxx EDIT : 0xxxxxxxxx How can I do that with(out) regex ? if (/^(?:(?:\+|00)33|0)\d{9}$/.test(subject)) { // Successful match } else { // Match attempt failed } The regex to match it would be this (0033|\+33|0)?\d{9} I use http://regexpal.com/ for quick regex testing PhoneFormat.com has a javascript library that has some formatting functions that you could easily drop into your project. It will take whatever number you throw at it and try and convert it to e164 (+ 33252525252), and also format it (+33 2 52 52 52 52) Try this regex: /^