PhoneNumber class

represents a phone number

Use PhoneNumber.parse to compute a phone number. Use PhoneNumber if you know the phone number nsn and iso code you can use the default constructor, this won't run any computation.

Constructors

PhoneNumber({required IsoCode isoCode, required String nsn}): const
PhoneNumber.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> map): factory

Properties

countryCode → String: territory numerical code that precedes a phone number. Example 33 for france
no setter
hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setteroverride
international → String: international version of phone number
no setter
isoCode → IsoCode: country alpha2 code example: 'FR', 'US', ...
final
nsn → String: National number in its international form
final
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited

Methods

formatNsn({IsoCode? isoCode, NsnFormat format = NsnFormat.national}) → String: formats the nsn, if no isoCode is provided the phone number region is used.
getFormattedNsn({IsoCode? isoCode}) → String
isAdjacentTo(PhoneNumber other) → bool: We consider the PhoneNumber to be adjacent to the this PhoneNumber if it is one less or one greater than this phone number.
isSequentialTo(PhoneNumber nextNumber) → bool: Returns true if nextNumber is the next number (numerically) after this number
isValid({PhoneNumberType? type}) → bool: validates a phone number by first checking its length then pattern matching
isValidLength({PhoneNumberType? type}) → bool: validates a phone number by only checking its length
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toJson() → Map<String, dynamic>
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
override

Operators

operator +(int operand) → PhoneNumber: numerically add operand to this phone number e.g.
operator -(int operand) → PhoneNumber: numerically subtract operand from this phone number e.g.
operator <(PhoneNumber rhs) → bool: Returns true if this phone number is numerically less than other
operator <=(PhoneNumber rhs) → bool: Returns true if this phone number is numerically less than or equal to other
operator ==(Object other) → bool: The equality operator.
override
operator >(PhoneNumber other) → bool: Returns true if this phone number is numerically greater than other
operator >=(PhoneNumber other) → bool: Returns true if this phone number is numerically greater than or equal to other

Static Methods

findPotentialPhoneNumbers(String text) → Iterable<PhoneNumber>
getRange(PhoneNumber start, PhoneNumber end) → PhoneNumberRange
parse(String phoneNumber, {IsoCode? callerCountry, IsoCode? destinationCountry}) → PhoneNumber: Parses a phone number given caller or destination information.