LivePhone (live_phone v0.1.1) View Source

LivePhone

A Phoenix LiveView Component for phone number input fields, basically a intl-tel-input for Phoenix LiveView.

Based on ISO and ex_phone_number, which in turn is based on libphonenumber.

Installation

If available in Hex, the package can be installed by adding live_phone to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

def deps do
  [
    {:live_phone, "~> 0.1.0"}
  ]
end

Documentation can be generated with ExDoc and published on HexDocs. Once published, the docs can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/live_phone.

To your assets/package.json file add:

"live_phone": "file:../deps/live_phone",

To your app.js add something like:

import LivePhone from "live_phone"
let Hooks = {}
Hooks.LivePhone = LivePhone

And finally to your CSS add:

@import "../../deps/live_phone/assets/live_phone";

Example

In the example/ directory you will find a very minimal Phoenix application to demonstrate LivePhone in usage.

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Functions

emoji_for_country(country_code)

Parses the given country_code into an emoji, but I should note that the emoji is not validated so it might return an invalid emoji (this will also depend on the unicode version supported by your operating system, and which flags are included.)

get_country(phone)

This is used to try and get a Country for a given phone number.

is_valid?(phone)

This is used to verify a given phone number and see if it is a valid number according to ExPhoneNumber.

normalize(phone, country)

This is used to normalize a given phone number to E.164 format, and returns a tuple with {:ok, formatted_phone} for valid numbers and {:error, unformatted_phone} for invalid numbers.

normalize!(phone, country)

This is used to normalize a given phone number to E.164 format, and immediately return the value whether it is formatted or not.

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emoji_for_country(country_code)

Specs

emoji_for_country(String.t() | nil) :: String.t()

Examples

iex> LivePhone.emoji_for_country(nil)
""

iex> LivePhone.emoji_for_country("US")
"🇺🇸"

get_country(phone)

Specs

get_country(String.t()) ::
  {:ok, LivePhone.Countries.Country.t()} | {:error, :invalid_number}

This is used to try and get a Country for a given phone number.

Examples

iex> LivePhone.get_country("")
{:error, :invalid_number}

iex> LivePhone.get_country("+1555")
{:error, :invalid_number}

iex> LivePhone.get_country("+1555")
{:error, :invalid_number}

iex> LivePhone.get_country("+1 (555) 555-1234")
{:error, :invalid_number}

iex> LivePhone.get_country("+1 (555) 555-1234")
{:error, :invalid_number}

iex> LivePhone.get_country("+1 (650) 253-0000")
{:ok, %LivePhone.Country{code: "US", flag_emoji: "🇺🇸", name: "United States of America (the)", preferred: false, region_code: "1"}}

iex> LivePhone.get_country("+16502530000")
{:ok, %LivePhone.Country{code: "US", flag_emoji: "🇺🇸", name: "United States of America (the)", preferred: false, region_code: "1"}}

is_valid?(phone)

Specs

is_valid?(String.t()) :: boolean()

This is used to verify a given phone number and see if it is a valid number according to ExPhoneNumber.

Examples

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("")
false

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("+1555")
false

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("+1555")
false

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("+1 (555) 555-1234")
false

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("+1 (555) 555-1234")
false

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("+1 (650) 253-0000")
true

iex> LivePhone.is_valid?("+16502530000")
true

normalize(phone, country)

Specs

normalize(String.t(), String.t()) :: {:ok, String.t()} | {:error, String.t()}

This is used to normalize a given phone number to E.164 format, and returns a tuple with {:ok, formatted_phone} for valid numbers and {:error, unformatted_phone} for invalid numbers.

Examples

iex> LivePhone.normalize("1234", nil)
{:error, "1234"}

iex> LivePhone.normalize("+1 (650) 253-0000", "US")
{:ok, "+16502530000"}

normalize!(phone, country)

Specs

normalize!(String.t(), String.t()) :: String.t()

This is used to normalize a given phone number to E.164 format, and immediately return the value whether it is formatted or not.

Examples

iex> LivePhone.normalize!("1234", nil)
"1234"

iex> LivePhone.normalize!("+1 (650) 253-0000", "US")
"+16502530000"