jp-phone-parser's Introduction

JP Phone Parser

A module parses numbers according to the Japanese phone number pattern.

Installation

via npm

npm install @chorkaichan/jp-phone-parser --save

// CommonJS
const phoneParser = require('@chorkaichan/jp-phone-parser');
// ES modules
import phoneParser from '@chorkaichan/jp-phone-parser';

via CDN direct link

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@chorkaichan/jp-phone-parser/dist/jp-phone-parser.min.js"></script>

direct download

curl -o https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@chorkaichan/jp-phone-parser/dist/jp-phone-parser.min.js

<script src="/path/to/jp-phone-parser.min.js"></script>

Usage

// 03-* (Tokyo)
console.log(phoneParser('0')) // '0'
console.log(phoneParser('03')) // '03'
console.log(phoneParser('031')) // '03-1'
console.log(phoneParser('0312345')) // '03-1234-5'
console.log(phoneParser('0312345678')) // '03-1234-5678'

// 05979-* (Kumano, Mie)
console.log(phoneParser('05979')) // '05979'
console.log(phoneParser('059792')) // '05979-2'
console.log(phoneParser('0597921')) // '05979-2-1'
console.log(phoneParser('0597921234')) // '05979-2-1234'

// 090-* (mobile)
console.log(phoneParser('0901')) // '090-1'
console.log(phoneParser('09010012')) // '090-1001-2'
console.log(phoneParser('09010012345')) // '090-1001-2345'

// 0200-* (for data transmission)
console.log(phoneParser('02001')) // '0200-1'
console.log(phoneParser('02001000012345')) // '0200-10000-12345'

// change delimiter
console.log(phoneParser('0312345678', ' ')) // '03 1234 5678'

// type-safe
console.log(phoneParser('')) // ''
console.log(phoneParser(null)) // ''
console.log(phoneParser(undefined)) // ''
console.log(phoneParser(123456)) // ''