#Phonematter

Phonematter provides a simple to use class for formatting and validating phone numbers in Android apps.

Original library: https://github.com/rmaddy/RMPhoneFormat

##Dependency

repositories {

  maven {
 url "https://dl.bintray.com/terrakok/terramaven" 
}
 
}
  dependencies {

  compile "com.terrakok.phonematter:phonematter:1.0@aar" 
}
 

##Usage

In its simplest form you do the following:

PhoneFormat phoneFormat = new PhoneFormat(getContext());
 // Call any number of times String numberString = "..."; //the phone number to format String formattedString = phoneFormat.format(numberString);
 

You can also pass in a specific default country code if you don't want to rely on the Region Format setting. Pass in a valid ISO 3166-1 two-letter country code in lowercase:

PhoneFormat phoneFormat = new PhoneFormat("uk", getContext());
 // Call any number of times String numberString = "..."; //the phone number to format String formattedString = phoneFormat.format(numberString);
 

You may also use the singleton interface if desired:

PhoneFormat phoneFormat = PhoneFormat.getInstance(getContext());
 // Call any number of times String numberString = "..."; //the phone number to format String formattedString = phoneFormat.format(numberString);
 

To validate a phone number you can do the following:

PhoneFormat phoneFormat = new PhoneFormat(getContext());
 // Call any number of times String numberString = "..."; //the phone number to validate boolean valid = phoneFormat.isPhoneNumberValid(numberString);
 

The phone number to validate can include formatting characters or not. The number will be valid if there are an appropriate set of digits.

PhoneFormat can also be used to lookup a country's calling code:

PhoneFormat phoneFormat = PhoneFormat.getInstance(getContext());
 String callingCode = phoneFormat.callingCodeForCountryCode("AU");
 // Australia - returns 61 String defaultCallingCode = phoneFormat.defaultCallingCode();
 // based on current Region Format (locale) 

##About Me

Hi! I'm terrakok. I got this code from official Telegram android application ( https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram) and wrap it as small library.

##License Copyright (c) 2012, Rick Maddy All rights reserved.

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