Add method for formatting (possibly regional) phone numbers in an "absolute" international way. #6
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… international" (eg. "(555) 555-5555" -> "+15555555555") numbers by parsing according to the local/specified region and enforcing that the country code is attached at the beginning.
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This is great. Would love to see this pulled in. |
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+1 for pull |
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Need this for the project I'm working on -- you enter 555-555-5555 and I actually want +15555555555 to send to the backend server so we can send a text message. Similarly if you're on a phone in Spain it should return +34555555555 for "555-555-555".
Let me know what you think ... happy to adjust the naming / whatever.