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Sanitize, validate and format phone numbers into E.164 valid phone numbers.
Sanitize, validate and format phone numbers into E.164 valid phone numbers.
Google's libphonenumber on steroids. Tries all sorts of crazy combinations in an attempt to create a valid phone number. Useful for those of us who have to deal with poorly sanitized data.
$ pip install py-phone-number-fmt
from phonenumberfmt import format_phone_number
# implied phone region is the country of which to
# use the dialing prefix in case the number appears
# to be local
result = format_phone_number('778\173 0.92', implied_phone_region='RO')
assert result == '+40778173092'
# implied phone region is the country of which to
# use the dialing prefix in case the number appears
# to be local
result = format_phone_number_list('+40773818041 / +97172273000', implied_phone_region='RO')
assert result == ['+40778173092', '+97172273000']
The resulting phone number will be formatted according to the E.164 standard. Want to change the output format? Pass the third, optional parameter fmt
with a valid member of phonenumbers.NumberFormat
:
from phonenumbers import NumberFormat
result = format_phone_number(
'778\173 0.92',
implied_phone_region='RO',
fmt=NumberFormat.INTERNATIONAL, # default is NumberFormat.E164
)
FAQs
Sanitize, validate and format phone numbers into E.164 valid phone numbers.
We found that py-phone-number-fmt demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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