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@fuddy-duddy/intl-tel-input

v1.0.1

Published

19 days ago

A JavaScript plugin for entering and validating international telephone numbers

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International Telephone Input

This is a mirror repo for IE11-compatibility only, and starts from version v17.0.21 of the original repository, we will republish it as a new package named @fuddy-duddy/intl-tel-input.

If you want to check the documentation, please refer to the original repository.

Goal

Follow the newest version of google/libphonenumber.

Caveats

This repo has some submodules.

Please make sure to clone this repo with --recurse-submodules option:

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/fuddy-duddies/intl-tel-input.git

And submodules' versions are:

google/closure-compiler v20210302
google/closure-library v20201006
google/closure-linter v2.3.19
google/python-gflags 3.1.2
google/libphonenumber v9.0.21

Please develop this repo under Windows WSL and with VSCode devcontainer.

The package @fuddy-duddy/intl-tel-input@^1 is for IE 11 support, if you didn't need to support IE, please use the package which is published by the original repository.

Contributing

Please use these versions:

>node --version
v16.20.2

>npm --version
8.19.4

>yarn --version
1.22.22