Good JS code for normalizing phone numbers into E164 format?

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dl-mozart46 asked Jul 30, '15 anton-nikitin answered Jul 30, '15

Good JS code for normalizing phone numbers into E164 format?

I'm writing an app where users are asked to input a phone number to send SMS to. I'd like to store that number in a standard format like E164, without the suer having to type in dashes, brackets, and country codes. Is there a piece of JS code that someone can share? Thanks.

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Answer 1 · 2015-07-30T19:22:12Z

anton-nikitin answered Jul 30, '15

There are two options I know of.

1. Use Google libphonenumber ( https://github.com/googlei18n/libphonenumber) - it has JS port.

2. RingCentral has an API to parse/format phone numbers. But it will require you to send request to server every time you need E.164 number from user input. If you want to explore this option I can share documentation with you.

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