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nunjucks-phone-filter

v0.0.1

Published

A Nunjucks template filter that formats phone numbers

Downloads

32

Readme

nunjucks-phone-filter

Phone number formatter for Nunjucks templating engine, based on Google's libphonenumber.

npm install --save nunjucks-phone-filter

Usage

First get your nunjucks environment object.

// Environment from normal nunjucks configuration with express...
var env = nunjucks.configure('views', {
  express: app,
  // ...
});

// or just create an environment object.
var env = new nunjucks.Environment();

Use install() to register the filter with nunjucks as phone_number:

require('nunjucks-phone-filter').install(env);

Or, customize the filter name by using nunjucks addFilter:

env.addFilter('my_phone_formatter', require('nunjucks-phone-filter'));

Then use it in a nunjucks template:

<p>{{foo.phone | phone_number}}</p>

Optional formatting arguments

The phone_number filter takes two arguments, country and format. Both are strings.

By default, country is US and format is NATIONAL. Other valid formats are INTERNATIONAL and E164 (see E164 on wikipedia).

You call pass arguments like so:

<p>{{foo.phone | phone_number('US', 'NATIONAL')}}</p>
'9147727420' | phone_number('US', 'NATIONAL') ==> (914) 772-7420
'9147727420' | phone_number('US', 'INTERNATIONAL') ==> +1 914-772-7420
'9147727420' | phone_number('US', 'E164') ==> (914) 772-7420

'2071234567' | phone_number('GB', 'NATIONAL') ==> 020 7123 4567
'2071234567' | phone_number('GB', 'INTERNATIONAL') ==> +44 20 7123 4567
'2071234567' | phone_number('GB', 'E164') ==> 020 7123 4567