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I have a Rails application that allows users to enter their phone number. Users are from different countries and I don't know the country for each user.
Is it possible to force users to enter only full phone numbers that include the country code?
# example
validates :phone_number, phone: true, require_international_prefix: true
This is especially useful for Whatsapp which requires "a full phone number in international format".
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I made some experiments... At first I thought that using the normal validation did the job and refused numbers without an international prefix. Then I noticed that if the national number starts with something that seems an international prefix, then the number is accepted.
Example:
+41 442511234: valid and gives correct result
442511234: reported as valid by this library, as if it was a GB number, while it is actually a CH number without international prefix!
Second example seems a bug to me... doesn't need to have a + or 00 in front of it in order to be a number with international prefix? In my opinion it should be considered invalid (i.e. country_code should be considered nil in the second example)
In latest version "442511234" is not valid, but I will keep this as enhancement to expect for e164 only in validator for certain params. Thanks for reporting
I have a Rails application that allows users to enter their phone number. Users are from different countries and I don't know the country for each user.
Is it possible to force users to enter only full phone numbers that include the country code?
This is especially useful for Whatsapp which requires "a full phone number in international format".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: