Open TripwireNL opened 3 years ago
Hi,
I've been running into issues where phonenumbers aren't correctly parsed. It works on v0.9.15 but not on v1.0.2. I'm using this method:
+ (NSString *)getCountryFromCallee:(NSString *)locale PhoneNumber:(NSString *)phoneNumber { NBPhoneNumberUtil *phoneUtil = [NBPhoneNumberUtil new]; NSError *error = nil; NBPhoneNumber *parsedNumber = [phoneUtil parse:phoneNumber defaultRegion:locale error:&error]; if (error == nil && parsedNumber != nil) { return [phoneUtil getRegionCodeForNumber:parsedNumber]; } else { DLog(@"Error parsing phone number: %@, Locale: %@ with error: %@ and parsedNumber: %@", phoneNumber, locale, error, parsedNumber); return @""; } }
When parsing with a phonenumber like +31612345678 it returns the following error:
Error Domain=NOT_A_NUMBER Code=0 "Error Domain=NOT_A_NUMBER Code=0 "NOT_A_NUMBER:" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=NOT_A_NUMBER:}" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Error Domain=NOT_A_NUMBER Code=0 "NOT_A_NUMBER:" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=NOT_A_NUMBER:}}
However this works fine when using the online libphonenumber for testing.
Check #324, you need to use the singleton instance.
Hi,
I've been running into issues where phonenumbers aren't correctly parsed. It works on v0.9.15 but not on v1.0.2. I'm using this method:
When parsing with a phonenumber like +31612345678 it returns the following error:
However this works fine when using the online libphonenumber for testing.