hallindavid/phonehelper

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the hallindavid/manny package instead.

A super easy to use phone number formatter for Laravel. Note - Only works on north american phone numbers

dev-master 2021-02-19 04:18 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.2
• illuminate/support: ^6.0|^7.0|^8.0

Requires (Dev)

• orchestra/testbench: ^5.1
• phpunit/phpunit: ^8.0|^9.0

MIT

• David Hallin

• formatter
• number
• phone
• format
• laravel

README

PhoneHelper

A super easy to use phone number formatter for Laravel. Note - Only works on north american phone numbers.

Getting Started / Installation

composer require hallindavid/phonehelper

Laravel should autodiscover the Provider & Alias.

You should now be able to use the PhoneHelper alias to format phone numbers.

eg:

PhoneHelper::format('12345678912');
// defult result: 234-567-8912

Usage

For basic usage, you can use the alias PhoneHelper and the format function

use PhoneHelper;

class TestController extends Controller
{
    public function index()
    {
        $newPhone = PhoneHelper::format('12345678912');
    }
}

Using Different Formats

By default the PhoneHelper comes with these formats

Format	Output (with 8888888888888) entered
10	8888888888
10-dash (default)	888-888-8888
10-brack	[phone]
10-brack-ext	[phone] ext. 888
10-dot	888.888.8888
11	18888888888
11-dash	1-888-888-8888
11-brack	1 [phone]
11-dot	1.888.888.8888
+11-brack	[phone]
E.164 (useful for Twilio and other apis)	[phone]

I've also started working on extensions, but am just shy of finishing that quite yet. It'll be out shortly.

Creating/Modifying Formats

You can publish the configuration

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Hallindavid\PhoneHelper\PhoneHelperServiceProvider"

This will create the configuration file: config/phonehelper.php

From here you are able to add/remove/edit formats and there are lots of comments which can help you do that.

This image identifies the difference pieces of the phone number formatter.

And here is a sample format

'my-custom-format'=> [
    'parts'=>['country','area','exchange','line','extension'],
    'delimiters'=>[
        'prefix'=> '+',
        'country_area'=> ' (',
        'area_exchange'=> ') ',
        'exchange_line'=>'-',
        'line_extension'=>' ext. ',
    ]
],

After setting this up - you could execute this

PhoneHelper::format('8888888888888', 'my-custom-format');
// [phone] ext. 888

Testing

There are a tonne of tests for the packaged formats - to run them, pull the package then

composer install
composer test

Support

To say thanks, you can share the project on social media or

Issues

Please report all issues in the GitHub Issue tracker

Contributing

Shoot me an email, or DM me on twitter and I am happy to allow other contributors.