Phonelib is a Rust library for handling phone numbers. It provides functions for validation, cleaning, and extracting country information from phone numbers.
Add this to your Cargo.toml
:
[dependencies]
phonelib = "0.1.5"
pub struct Country {
pub name: &'static str,
pub code: &'static str,
pub phone_lengths: &'static [u8],
pub prefix: u32,
}
extern crate phonelib
- validating if phone number is valid
let phone_number = "+96179123123".to_string();
if phonelib::is_valid_phone_number(&phone_number) {
println!("{} is a valid phone number.", phone_number);
} else {
println!("{} is not a valid phone number.", phone_number);
}
- extracting country code and information about phone number
let phone_number = "+11231231232".to_string();
match phonelib::extract_country(&phone_number) {
Some(country) => {
println!("Country code for {} is: {}", phone_number, country.code);
}
None => println!("Unable to extract country information for {}", phone_number),
}
- get santinized phone number
let phone_number = "+096179123123".to_string();
match phonelib::normalize_phone_number(&phone_number) {
Some(cleaned) => println!("Cleaned phone number: {}", cleaned),
None => println!("Invalid characters in the phone number."),
}
- santinize phone number in place (while affect the value of the passed string)
// Example 3: Cleaning a phone number in place
let mut phone_number = "+0012345678912".to_string();
match phonelib::normalize_phone_number_in_place(&mut phone_number) {
Some(_) => println!("Cleaned phone number in place: {}", phone_number),
None => println!("Invalid characters in the phone number."),
}
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Contributions to the Phonelib library are welcome! Feel free to open issues, submit pull requests, or provide feedback to help improve this library.