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@cutticat/contacts

v1.0.4

Published

CuttiCat library for parsing, normalizing and formatting contacts (email, phone)

Readme

@cutticat/contacts

Library for detecting type, normalizing, and formatting contacts (email, phone).

Contents

Overview

The library provides:

  • Type detection — automatically recognizes email or phone from string content
  • Validation — checks email and phone format
  • Normalization — converts contacts to canonical form (E.164 for phones)
  • Formatting — displays contacts in a user-friendly format

For an empty or whitespace-only string, detectContactType returns undefined; in that case normalizeContact and formatContact return the original string unchanged.

Installation

pnpm i @cutticat/contacts

Quick start

import {
  detectContactType,
  isValidContact,
  isValidEmail,
  isValidPhone,
  normalizeContact,
  formatContact,
  formatContactAsYouType,
} from "@cutticat/contacts"

// Type detection
detectContactType("[email protected]") // "email"
detectContactType("+79001234567") // "phone"
detectContactType("") // undefined

// Validation
isValidEmail("[email protected]") // true
isValidPhone("+79001234567") // true
isValidContact("invalid") // false

// Normalization (for storage)
normalizeContact("  [email protected]  ") // "[email protected]"
normalizeContact("8 (900) 123-45-67") // "+79001234567"
normalizeContact("") // ""

// Formatting (for display)
formatContact("89001234567") // "+7 900 123 45 67"
formatContact("  User @ Example . COM  ") // "[email protected]"

// As-you-type formatting (for input fields)
formatContactAsYouType("89001234567") // "7 900 123 45 67"

API

Functions

  • detectContactType(contact) — detects contact type; returns undefined for empty strings
  • isValidEmail(email) — checks email format (lenient validation: [^\s@]+@[^\s@]+)
  • isValidPhone(phone, country?) — checks phone number (libphonenumber-js)
  • isValidContact(contact, contactType?) — validates contact by type
  • normalizeContact(contact, contactType?) — normalizes contact; returns original string when type is undefined
  • formatContact(contact, type?) — formats contact for display
  • formatContactAsYouType(contact, type?) — formats as you type (phones)
  • normalizeEmail(email) — normalizes email
  • normalizePhone(phone, country?) — normalizes phone to E.164
  • formatEmail(email) — formats email
  • formatPhone(phone, country?) — formats phone in international format
  • formatPhoneAsYouType(phone, country?) — as-you-type phone formatting

Types

  • ContactType"email" | "phone"; exported for use in types and annotations

Documentation

Detailed documentation:

Full API documentation is available in JSDoc comments.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22.0.0
  • pnpm >= 10.17.0
  • TypeScript >= 5.9.0