31 May
2024
31 May
'24
3:51 a.m.
Hi Kumar
Before writing the code, I want to know if there is
already a
solution to this problem in one of the modules, so that I won't
reinvent the wheel.
US numbers are fixed lenght 11 digits? What is the usual representation
of a 'local' US number? Does it start with a 0?
I do this (to translate Swiss local numbers to e164):
$var(check_number) = "012 345 67 89" # local number example, use $rU or $fU or
whatever you want to translate.
route(TRANSLATE_TO_e164);
$rU = $var(result);
route[TRANSLATE_TO_e164]
{
$var(result) = 'invalid';
$var(check_number) = $(var(check_number){s.rmws}); # Remove spaces
if ($var(check_number) =~ "^\+") {
$var($result) = $var(check_number); # Already e164
} else if ($var(check_number) =~ "^00") {
# international number in local notation replace 00 by +
$var(result) = "+" + $(var(check_number){s.substr,2,0});
} else if ($var(check_number) =~ "^0") {
# Swiss number in local notation replace 0 by +41
$var(result) = "+41" + $(var(check_number){s.substr,1,0});
}
}
And of course I have a corresponding TRANSLATE_TO_LOCAL to display numbers to the customer
in a format they are used to in Switzerland.
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