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ng-intl-tel-mini

v0.1.19

Published

A minimal wrapper around the utils package from intl-tel-input.

Readme

Angular International Telephone Input Mini

A simple Angular 1 directive for Telephone input based off of intl-tel-input, with no jquery.

How it works

This library pulls in 2 important parts of the intl-tel-input library.

  • src/js/data.js
    • Gives us a list of countries to populate the 'drop down' with
  • build/js/utils.js

These get bundled into this library. We then mimic the layout of an input element from intl-tel-input.

Why

  • I don't want jQuery included in my angular project. Other angular wrappers for intl-tel-input still require you import jQuery.
  • I don't need all the features of intl-tel-input.
  • intl-tel-input has done some great work on wrapping libphonenumber and compiling a list of countries + dial codes that doesn't need to be redone.
  • Why not go vanilla javascript? Time. But you can help the main project Remove jQuery Dependencies.

Additions

Adds in a search ability, as navigating that dropdown is very hard.

Using It

Import it:

    var myApp = angular.module('my-app', [
        require('ng-intl-tel-mini')
    ]);

Create the directive:

    <ng-intl-tel-mini on-number-validity-check="isValid($isValid, $error, $phoneNumber)" show-search="true" country="country" />

on-number-validity-check : Callback for when we perform a validity check. Populates 3 variables

* $isValid: boolean - true if the number is considered valid.
* $error: int - the error code for the number
* $phoneNumber: string - a formated number in the style of INTERNATIONAL
* $inputVal: string - the value put into the text box

show-search : If we should add in the search option to the input.

country : The default country we should use. This variable will be updated as the country gets changed.

Styling

Same as intl-tel-input except for search:

  • .country-search : Div wrapper around search input.

License

This code: MIT. See libphonenumber and intl-tel-input for their licenses.