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vue-find-telco
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Selecting your Telco and then inputting your phone number can be Aaargh! because i need to keep checking which TSP(Telecommunication Service Provider) owns '0903', '0803' etc. With this component, it can auto-detect the Telco for the user, win win.
npm i --save vue-find-telco
import FindTelco from "vue-find-telco";
Vue.component("find-telco", FindTelco);
<find-telco placeHolder="Enter your phone number" :inputStyle="myStyle">
</find-telco>
placeHolder: {String}
Defaults to 'Enter your Phone Number'. This is the text you want in the textbox.
inputStyle: {Object}
This is the default styling for the textbox. You can modify this with this prop.
Defaults to:
{
"max-width": "50%",
padding: "5% 15%",
"font-size": "2rem",
"text-align": "center",
border: "1px solid #eda900"
}
To get the value of the Telco for use in your code, listen for the find-telco event, which emits the telco found from this component.
<find-telco v-on:find-telco="showTelco($event)"></find-telco>
<script>
export default {
methods:{
showTelco(e) {
console.log(e) // Shows name of Telco
}
}
}
</script>
FAQs
Find the TSP your phone number belongs to
The npm package vue-find-telco receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, vue-find-telco popularity was classified as not popular.
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