marmelroy/phonenumberkit

A Swift framework for parsing, formatting and validating international phone numbers. Inspired by Google's libphonenumber.

PhoneNumberKit

Swift 5.3 framework for parsing, formatting and validating international phone numbers. Inspired by Google's libphonenumber.

Features

	Features
☎️	Validate, normalize and extract the elements of any phone number string.
💯	Simple Swift syntax and a lightweight readable codebase.
🏁	Fast. 1000 parses -> ~0.4 seconds.
📚	Best-in-class metadata from Google's libPhoneNumber project.
🏆	Fully tested to match the accuracy of Google's JavaScript implementation of libPhoneNumber.
📱	Built for iOS. Automatically grabs the default region code from the phone.
📝	Editable (!) AsYouType formatter for UITextField.
🇺🇸	Convert country codes to country names and vice versa

Usage

Import PhoneNumberKit at the top of the Swift file that will interact with a phone number.

import PhoneNumberKit

All of your interactions with PhoneNumberKit happen through a PhoneNumberKit object. The first step you should take is to allocate one.

A PhoneNumberKit instance is relatively expensive to allocate (it parses the metadata and keeps it in memory for the object's lifecycle), you should try and make sure PhoneNumberKit is allocated once and deallocated when no longer needed.

let phoneNumberKit = PhoneNumberKit()

To parse a string, use the parse function. The region code is automatically computed but can be overridden if needed. PhoneNumberKit automatically does a hard type validation to ensure that the object created is valid, this can be quite costly performance-wise and can be turned off if needed.

do {
    let phoneNumber = try phoneNumberKit.parse("[phone]")
    let phoneNumberCustomDefaultRegion = try phoneNumberKit.parse("[phone]", withRegion: "GB", ignoreType: true)
}
catch {
    print("Generic parser error")
}

If you need to parse and validate a large amount of numbers at once, PhoneNumberKit has a special, lightning fast array parsing function. The default region code is automatically computed but can be overridden if needed. Here you can also ignore hard type validation if it is not necessary. Invalid numbers are ignored in the resulting array.

let rawNumberArray = ["0291 12345678", "[phone]", "04134 1234", "09123 12345"]
let phoneNumbers = phoneNumberKit.parse(rawNumberArray)
let phoneNumbersCustomDefaultRegion = phoneNumberKit.parse(rawNumberArray, withRegion: "DE",  ignoreType: true)

PhoneNumber objects are immutable Swift structs with the following properties:

phoneNumber.numberString
phoneNumber.countryCode
phoneNumber.nationalNumber
phoneNumber.numberExtension
phoneNumber.type // e.g Mobile or Fixed

Formatting a PhoneNumber object into a string is also very easy

phoneNumberKit.format(phoneNumber, toType: .e164) // [phone]
phoneNumberKit.format(phoneNumber, toType: .international) // [phone]
phoneNumberKit.format(phoneNumber, toType: .national) // [phone]

PhoneNumberTextField

To use the AsYouTypeFormatter, just replace your UITextField with a PhoneNumberTextField (if you are using Interface Builder make sure the module field is set to PhoneNumberKit).

You can customize your TextField UI in the following ways

• withFlag will display the country code for the currentRegion. The flagButton is displayed in the leftView of the text field with it's size set based off your text size.
• withExamplePlaceholder uses attributedPlaceholder to show an example number for the currentRegion. In addition when withPrefix is set, the country code's prefix will automatically be inserted and removed when editing changes.

PhoneNumberTextField automatically formats phone numbers and gives the user full editing capabilities. If you want to customize you can use the PartialFormatter directly. The default region code is automatically computed but can be overridden if needed (see the example given below).

class MyGBTextField: PhoneNumberTextField {
    override var defaultRegion: String {
        get {
            return "GB"
        }
        set {} // exists for backward compatibility
    }
}

let textField = PhoneNumberTextField()

PartialFormatter().formatPartial("[phone]") // [phone]

You can also query countries for a dialing code or the dialing code for a given country

phoneNumberKit.countries(withCode: 33)
phoneNumberKit.countryCode(for: "FR")

Customize Country Picker

You can customize colors and fonts on the Country Picker View Controller by overriding the property "withDefaultPickerUIOptions"

let options = CountryCodePickerOptions(
    backgroundColor: UIColor.systemGroupedBackground
    separatorColor: UIColor.opaqueSeparator
    textLabelColor: UIColor.label
    textLabelFont: .preferredFont(forTextStyle: .callout)
    detailTextLabelColor: UIColor.secondaryLabel
    detailTextLabelFont: .preferredFont(forTextStyle: .body)
    tintColor: UIView().tintColor
    cellBackgroundColor: UIColor.secondarySystemGroupedBackground
    cellBackgroundColorSelection: UIColor.tertiarySystemGroupedBackground
)
textField.withDefaultPickerUIOptions = options

Or you can change it directly:

textField.withDefaultPickerUIOptions.backgroundColor = .red

Please refer to CountryCodePickerOptions for more information about usage and how it affects the view.

Need more customization?

You can access the metadata powering PhoneNumberKit yourself, this enables you to program any behaviours as they may be implemented in PhoneNumberKit itself. It does mean you are exposed to the less polished interface of the underlying file format. If you program something you find useful please push it upstream!

phoneNumberKit.metadata(for: "AU")?.mobile?.exampleNumber // 412345678

[Preferred] Setting up with Swift Package Manager

The Swift Package Manager is now the preferred tool for distributing PhoneNumberKit.

From Xcode 11+ :

1. Select File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency. Enter https://github.com/marmelroy/PhoneNumberKit.git in the "Choose Package Repository" dialog.
2. In the next page, specify the version resolving rule as "Up to Next Major" from "3.7.0".
3. After Xcode checked out the source and resolving the version, you can choose the "PhoneNumberKit" library and add it to your app target.

For more info, read Adding Package Dependencies to Your App from Apple.

Alternatively, you can also add PhoneNumberKit to your Package.swift file:

dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/marmelroy/PhoneNumberKit", from: "3.7.0")
]

Setting up with Carthage

Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager that automates the process of adding frameworks to your Cocoa application.

You can install Carthage with Homebrew using the following command:

$ brew update
$ brew install carthage

To integrate PhoneNumberKit into your Xcode project using Carthage, specify it in your Cartfile:

github "marmelroy/PhoneNumberKit"

Setting up with CocoaPods

pod 'PhoneNumberKit', '~> 3.7'

phonenumberkit's Issues

[Swift 3] Subclass PhoneNumberTextField

I see that PhoneNumberTextField is marked open, but the swift 3 compiler is complaining with the error:

Cannot inherit from non-open class 'PhoneNumberTextField' outside of its defining module'

Any ideas?

Partial Formatter not parsing correctly numbers from Mexico Region

When device is set to Mexico Region, Partial Formatter is not placing parenthesis to the phone number.

This is how is doing it:

This is how iOS Contacts App does it:

Add framework archive to release

All you have to do is:

$ carthage build --no-skip-current

$ carthage archive PhoneNumberKit

Then just upload the .zip in the project root.

This will save a bunch of time on CI server and the like.

dependency problem?

Specs satisfying the PhoneNumberKit (~> 0.7) dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target.

PartialFormatter has wrong access level to its initializers

Hey Roy!
I have updated to the version 1.0 and got some compile issues associated with PartialFormatter initializers access level (internal). Pls fix it :)

All other stuff work flawlessly - good job!

Install manually

How to install it manually without cocoapods and etc?

Expected Declaration error

version: 0.8.3
@marmelroy
App won't compile with an error here

Value provider protocol.
*/
public protocol ParseOperationValueProvider {
    associatedtype ProvidedInputValueType
}```

halp!!

Possible memory leak

Hi!

I used you library to format phone numbers entered by user. And though I liked PhoneNumberKit a lot, I discovered certain memory leaks.

Please note that I updated the library to version 0.6.4 via cocoapods, just so you know that I am using the up-to-date version.

It seems both of the following lines cause memory leaks (thus if I delete both of them the leaks go away). Also PhoneNumber (rawNumber:) was tested in different apps with the same leaks.

do {
       _ = try PhoneNumber (rawNumber: phone!)
}
catch {
      isValidNumber = false
}

And this one:

let formattedString = PartialFormatter ().formatPartial (cutString)

cutString is a string starting with + and ending with numbers.

Below see instruments' screenshots.

parseMultiple returns before SynchronizedArray has finished appending phone numbers

Was getting an empty array back. I used breakpoints to see that the SynchronizedArray.append async call happens after parseMultiple returns. I there's a wait missing to wait until SynchronizedArray's accessQueue is empty.

Missing country

These country are missing:
PN : Pitcairn Islands
TF : French Southern Territories
UM : U.S. Outlying Islands
AQ : Antarctica
BV : Bouvet Island
HM : Heard & McDonald Islands
GS : So. Georgia & So. Sandwich Isl.

Better formatting and a version of AsYouTypeFormatter

Formatting of parsed phone numbers for display is still very basic in 0.1 and should be improved in the next version.

Also, an equivalent to libPhoneNumber's AsYouTypeFormatter would be useful and still within the scope of this framework.

Performance: checking the PhoneNumber type in the cellForRowAtIndexPath

Hi,

In my app I load the contact list of the user. In this list I want to make non-mobile numbers greyed-out and non-selectable. To do this in the cellForRowAtIndexPath I check the type of the phone number. As I have read and seen in the code this computed value is quite heavy (as it involves quite a lot of regular expressions). This impact can be seen when scrolling through the list.

Is there a way to improve the performance in this scenario? For example is it possible to just check if the number is of .Mobile type, without also determining if it also is of other types (what is currently happening)?

Thanks!

Memory leak

Try running this test loop. You will observe a pretty serious memory leak.

   func testMemoryLeak() {
        let testNumber = "4081234567"
        for var i = 0; i < 100000; i++ {
            do {
                let phoneNumber = try PhoneNumber(rawNumber: testNumber)
//                phoneNumber.toE164()
            }
            catch {
                XCTFail()
            }
        }
        XCTAssert(true)
    }

PhoneNumberTextField issue with US default region.

I have an issue with PhoneNumberTextField with US region. I want to input some dummy phone number like 12065554444. But when I input the second character the textfield prepend it with one more "1" character - 1 12. Is that correct behavior?

More faster

Do you think it's possible to update your module for 0 alloc and 0 copy ?

Add a FixedLineOrMobile type

Hi,

I am parsing this number [phone] and get the type FixedLine when in fact it is a Mobile number.

Google's libphonenumber would return FIXED_LINE_OR_MOBILE.

I am not sure there is a 100% way to detect if it is a mobile or fixed number in this case. Perhaps returning FixedLineOrMobile would be a better option?

Maximum Characters for PhoneNumberTextField

Any chance you could add a check for the maximum number of characters in PhoneNumberTextField? The input shouldn't allow more than the international format number should be, right?

Really appreciate this plugin btw :)

Conflict with GooglePlacesAutocomplete

It seems when this is imported, the entire application can no longer use search bars.

Determination of PhoneNumber.type is incorrect

The method for determining a number's type is incorrect for numbers from a region not the "main country" of a country code. For example:

    func testAntiguaPagerNumber() {
        guard let number = try? PhoneNumber(rawNumber: "12684061234") else {
            XCTFail()
            return
        }
        XCTAssertEqual(number.type, PhoneNumberType.Pager)
    }

fails because the type determination uses US metadata instead of AG metadata.

Not working in Simulator

When I type "+" followed by "9", the "+" sign disappears.
So instead of "+9" , it only shows "9".

It is working fine on my iPhone 5s, iOS 9.3.3 though.

Xcode Version: 7.3

AsYouType

It's most likely something I'm missing or not understanding, but I replaced the UITextField with PhoneNumberTextField in both my code at my IBOutlet and in the Storyboard but it does not seem to actually formate as I type, is there something that I might be missing?

fatal error: unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping an Optional value

Looks like a great library. Installed with Cocoapods and it's throwing the following error when running the example code from the README: fatal error: unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping an Optional value

do {
    let phoneNumber = try PhoneNumber(rawNumber:"[phone]")
}
catch {
    print("Generic parser error")
}

Installed with cocoapods 0.39 and Xcode 7.1

Not building in Xcode 8

Migrating to Swift 3 is resulting in several build time errors including dispatch_once (used in ParseOperation.swift) no longer supported by Swift.

After fixing the above, a runtime error is being encountered while accessing the shared instance of the metadata while running the AsYoutType or Phonebook example apps.

"'NSUnknownKeyException', reason: '[<_SwiftValue 0x60800009f900> valueForUndefinedKey:]: this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key numberFormat."

Images for README

Swift 3

Will you guys be migrating this to Swift 3?

I need to format a "test" phone number to E164 but parse() throws

Great library but it fails to parse some phone numbers (e.g invalid area code, etc). For example, in the iOS simulator the sample Contact Kate Bell has the number [phone]. I would like to be able to get the E164 format for this number, but parse fails. Could you please provide a way to bypass the area-code validation, so I can still format test phone numbers?

Do not submit apps with GCC-style coverage

I'm using PhoneNumberKit with carthage and get an iTunes Connect processing error:
"Do not submit apps with GCC-style coverage" for archive submissions.

Is there any way of disabling this warning without manually changing the build "Instrument Program Flow" settings whenever I carthage update or disabling Bitcode in my project?

toInternational() method can be static

Make PartialFormatter public

Unless there's any reason not to?

My reason for using it would be for a AsYouType TextField I'm putting together until we get PhoneNumberKit's lovely version 😄.

Alternatively, I'd be more than happy to help with implementation/testing with PhoneNumberKit's AsYouType TextField?

parseMultiple EXC_BAD_ACCESS

When using PhoneNumberKit().parseMultiple() from time to time I have the following issue:

I didn't really took a look into this more thoroughly, I just want to raise this issue to see if it's already under investigation.

By the way, love this lib! parseMultiple() is more than 2x more performant than our previous implementation 🚀

0.6.4 is not compiling anymore

In ParseOperations.swift line 199 now I see "associatedtype" instead of "typealias" which was before, and now it's not compiling anymore. If I do "pod install", project won't run unless I manually change back to typealias.

Image not found error

Added source files manually, but see error log:

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/PhoneNumberKit.framework/PhoneNumberKit
Referenced from: /var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/BB4879D5-ADAA-4B1A-9D2C-2318D7B78DCA/App.app/App
Reason: image not found

ParseOperationValueProvider - expected declaration error

I recently upgrade to PhoneNumberKit 0.6.4 and xcode gave me this error "Expected Declaration" in ParseOperation.swift

/**
Value provider protocol.
*/
public protocol ParseOperationValueProvider {
    associatedtype ProvidedInputValueType
}

Please help.

Swift migtation

Will there be a new version to support 3.0 soon?

PhoneNumber name collisions

We're using PhoneNumberKit internally to check if strings provided by either the user or our APIs are valid phone numbers. We also use it to extract phone number information or to simply format the numbers for display. We think it's awesome, and very much appreciate your work! :)

However, we are having problems defining our very own PhoneNumber atom; PhoneNumberKit (the class) causes the Swift compiler to get confused whenever we try to qualify types using the PhoneNumberKit namespace:

e.g.,

// Note: This code is for illustration purposes only

import PhoneNumberKit

struct PhoneNumber {
    let value: String
    // ...
    var regionCode: String? {
        let phoneNumber = try? PhoneNumberKit.PhoneNumber(rawNumber: value)
        // ^ Error: Type 'PhoneNumberKit' has no member 'PhoneNumber'
        return phoneNumber.flatMap {
            PhoneNumberKit.PhoneNumberKit().regionCodeForNumber($0)
            // ^ Error: Type 'PhoneNumberKit' has no member 'PhoneNumberKit'
        }
    }
}

We did some tests where we replaced the PhoneNumberKit import with an import struct PhoneNumberKit.PhoneNumber on the file in question, and typealiased the PhoneNumberKit class to a different name (e.g., PhoneNumberManager) on another file, and it seems like this really is the root of the problem.

We have a few suggestions (all of which, unfortunately, requires some level of API breakage with the current version):

• Rename the PhoneNumberKit class: This requires very little changes to both the codebase, and existing users of the library.
• Turn all methods in PhoneNumberKit into free functions: This aligns with other libraries like Alamofire that exposes free functions, which are then called with their module names, by convention (e.g., Alamofire.request, etc.).

What do you think? We can provide you with a PR if and when you arrive into a conclusion. Thanks!

Importing PhoneNumberKit causes compile errors

This is the strangest thing. THe only thing I can think of, is that there is a naming conflict, or something. But I've searched the repo, and it doesn't look like that's the case.

I have a static method called create, to help with UIView initialization (I'm laying out all views through code).

extension UIView : Creatable {
}

// can't use 'Self' in extension of NSObject, so have to use a protocol
public protocol Creatable {
    init()
}

public extension Creatable where Self: UIView {
    static func create(creatorFunc: ((Self)->Void)? = nil) -> Self {
        let retval = self.init()
        retval.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
        creatorFunc?(retval)
        return retval
    }
}

This is for ease of use, so that I can do something like

let fakeView = UITextField.create {
...
}

However, when I import PhoneNumberKit, I'm getting compile-time errors saying that a UITextField no longer has a member 'create'. I'm stumped. When I remove the import line, it compiles correctly again.

PNK fails to identify an improper number

I made a simple textfield to test various phone number inputs.

This # entry 202 00e 0000 returns with a PremiumRate type and the toE164 string value is [phone]

It does appear to be taking the alphabetical keypad entry you find on a phone and converting its value. So, would this be a valid entry or should an error return stating it's not a number?

Anyways, just thought I share my findings.

Detection of UK Numbers doesn't work in 99% of real world use cases

When you enter a UK/GB number using the standard way UK citizen will enter the number (with a preceding 0) it is not being parsed correctly as a UK number. Remove the preceding zero and it parses some area codes (mobiles fine), but not others.

Think the issue is that the phone mask for the UK is (0xxxx) 123456 sometimes and (0xxxx) 1234567 at others not (xxxx) 123456 which is never dialled. For international format that would be +44 (xxxx) 123456 or (xxxx) 1234567.

For example:

(0118) 9 345678 (Reading Area Code)
(020) 7 123456 (London Area Code)
[phone]
[phone] (Kent Area Code)

Entering any of the above fail- in fact, I cannot get a single UK landline number to work. If I exclude the 0 on 7792 123456 that works.

Importance is that 1) Users will definitely enter the number this way and 2) Dialling without the zero will always fail internally to the UK unless the international code replaces it in the position- so you could dial 00441189345678 or 01189345678 and succeed, but dial 1189345678 and it will fail.

Can't dissociate a possible phone number from a valid phone number

libPhoneNumber has a way to separate a possible phone isPossibleNumber number from a valid one isValidNumber:

With PhoneNumberKit, this test fails:

    // Invalid brazilian number
    func testPossibleButInvalidNumber() {
        do {
            let phoneNumber = try PhoneNumber(rawNumber: "0765550055", region: "BR")
            phoneNumber.toE164()
            XCTFail()
        }
        catch {
            XCTAssert(true)
        }
    }

In PhoneNumberKit a parsed number is a "possible" number correct? Is it possible to dissociate a parsed (possible) number from a valid one? Since this use the same metadata than libPhoneNumber?

Incompatible with pod "BlocksKit"

Hi!
It seems that PhoneNumberKit and BlocksKit are incompatible.
I have set in interface builder a PhoneNumberTextField. It works ok. But I soon as I reactivate my BlocksKit pod, there is a loop with keyboardInputChangedSelection
__invoking___
[A2DynamicDelegate fowrwardInvocation]

And it ultimatly crash with a __CFRUNLOOP_IS_CALLING_OUT_TO_A_SOURCE0_PERFORM_FUNCTION__

Does anyone have this problem?

Thank you

Cocoapod install error

He,

I'm getting this error when attempting to install the pod. Not sure if there's a way around this – do you have any suggestions?

[!] The 'Pods' target has transitive dependencies that include static binaries:

I am using Xcode 7.2 Swift 2

Allow to separate a PhoneNumber's country prefix from the rest

It would be cool to be able to separate a PhoneNumber's intl prefix from the rest of the phone number, e.g. for a french phone number, "0612345678" would give the tuple ("+33", "612345678")

This would have multiple applications and possibilities, one of them being to allow the user to select a country in one way, the UI then displaying the selected intl prefix, and let the user enter the rest of the phone number in a TextField then.

Application for PhoneNumberTextField

One UI we want to implement is adding a leftView to the PhoneNumberTextField containing an UIButton. On tap, this will display a UIPickerView to select the country, and upon selecting one will display e.g. 🇫🇷 (+33) in the button's title.
Then the PhoneNumberTextField should be able to format the reminder of the phone number taking that fixed country prefix into account

Application for UILabel

In another place in our UI, we need to simply display the phone number, but we may still need to split it for display and layout purposes in two separate labels (e.g. one label in gray text containing the prefix "+33" and another label next to it in black containing the rest)

So this request of being able to split the PhoneNumber is not limited to PhoneNumberTextField, but should also be made accessible for other purposes and customization as well (maybe make func adjustedNationalNumber() public instead of private to solve that?)

Cannot modify PhoneNumberTextField delegate.

I'm trying to capture UITextFieldDelegate events, and when I set the delegate in IB, the delegate methods are not called. Same thing happens when I set it in code.

It looks like your set method for the UITextFieldDelegate property continues to set the value to nil. When I performed this fix in my local repo, it solved my issue.

Replace

override public var delegate: UITextFieldDelegate? {
        get {
            return _delegate
        }
        set {
            self._delegate = delegate
        }
    }

with

override public var delegate: UITextFieldDelegate? {
        get {
            return _delegate
        }
        set {
            self._delegate = newValue
        }
    }

Cheers!

PhoneNumberKit doesn't recognize extensions with fewer than three characters

We're using PhoneNumberKit in our app, but are having issues with it correctly identifying extensions. For example the phone number 2129316760 x28 always loses the x28 extension.

(lldb) po phoneNumber
▿ PhoneNumber
  - countryCode : 1
  - leadingZero : false
  - nationalNumber : 2129316760
  - numberExtension : nil
  - rawNumber : "12125556760 x28"

We would expect common cases like x28 to be recognized as a valid extension. Additionally, this link which appears to use google's phone number lib parses the phone number correctly.

can't build with Xcode 8

I am using Carthage. The failures are strange as the build is looking for Alcatraz, which is not supported by Xcode 8. But why would the Kit depends on them.

I also wonder if the current release is compatible with Swift 3.

Thanks!

n build) failed with exit code 65: 2016-09-20 12:03:06.760 xcodebuild[8945:1202269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-92F1-33D9962C69DF for plug-in at path '~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/XAlign.xcplugin' not present in DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs 2016-09-20 12:03:06.761 xcodebuild[8945:1202269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-92F1-33D9962C69DF for plug-in at path '~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/Swimat.xcplugin' not present in DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs 2016-09-20 12:03:06.762 xcodebuild[8945:1202269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-92F1-33D9962C69DF for plug-in at path '~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/RegX.xcplugin' not present in DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs 2016-09-20 12:03:06.762 xcodebuild[8945:1202269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-92F1-33D9962C69DF for plug-in at path '~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/OMQuickHelp.xcplugin' not present in DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs 2016-09-20 12:03:06.763 xcodebuild[8945:1202269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-92F1-33D9962C69DF for plug-in at path '~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/FuzzyAutocomplete.xcplugin' not present in DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs 2016-09-20 12:03:06.763 xcodebuild[8945:1202269] [MT] PluginLoading: Required plug-in compatibility UUID 8A66E736-A720-4B3C-92F1-33D9962C69DF for plug-in at path '~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins/Alcatraz.xcplugin' not present in DVTPlugInCompatibilityUUIDs

Detecting wrong country code from phone number

Code example:

let numberPhone = try PhoneNumber(rawNumber: "[phone]")

let countryCodeNumber = numberPhone.countryCode

let phoneNumberKit = PhoneNumberKit()
var countryCode = phoneNumberKit.countriesForCode(countryCodeNumber)?.first

log:
countryCodeNumber = 1

countryCode = "AG" // Should be US

Change PhoneNumberTextField access to open to allow overriding

Good job on the Swift 3.0 release 💯

I've come across an issue with the PhoneNumberTextField. I'm overriding this class to draw a custom border and am receiving the compilation error:

Cannot inherit from non-open class 'PhoneNumberTextField' outside of its defining module

Is it possible to change the access level on the PhoneNumberTextField class to "open" from "public" to facilitate overriding it outside of the module ?

Trying to Create a Pull Request

Trying to create a pull request on your project, but I don't have access. Are you open to pull requests?

Number phone template from region

Hey Roy,

Firstly thank you for this nice library.
I look for the phone number template from region to show it in the placeholder of the text field
Do you know how we can do that ?

Example from Google PhoneNumber API :

// Produces "011 41 44 668 1800", the number when it is dialed in the United States.
System.out.println(phoneUtil.formatOutOfCountryCallingNumber(swissNumberProto, "US"));

Thank you for your help

Hamza

make it as extension

I'm wondering if you can make this as extension of textfield so that we can easily use another textfield open source for our project?

for example SkyFloatingLabelTextField. so that it is more flexible.

thanks.