Mobile phone number validation

[Demogorrgon]

Hello ! Is there a way to validate any mobile phone number without explicitly setting regions? I just want to check, that string is a mobile phone number.

[vlapo]

Did you try this?

@IsMobilePhone("any")

From docs:

@IsMobilePhone(locale: string) | Checks if the string is a mobile phone number.

[Demogorrgon]

No, i didn't, but I will, thanks

чт, 13 июн. 2019 г., 23:42 Vlad Poluch notifications@github.com:

Did you try this?

@IsMobilePhone("any")

From docs:

@IsMobilePhone(locale: string) | Checks if the string is a mobile phone number.

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[Demogorrgon]

So, IsMobilePhone("any") do not works properly It says, that '3' is not ok, '33' is not ok, but '333' is ok But looks like it works good, if i enter '+' symbol as the first string symbol

btw, i try to check mobile phone with schema using this structure: phoneNumber: [{ type: 'isMobilePhone', constraints: ['any'] }],

Maybe, i'm doing something wrong ?

[vlapo]

class-validator use https://www.npmjs.com/package/google-libphonenumber to check phone numbers. Maybe check there what format is supported. But I think lead + is international standard. This is class-validator internal code:

const phoneNum = phoneUtil.parseAndKeepRawInput(value, region);
const result = phoneUtil.isValidNumber(phoneNum);

I think your schema structure is ok.

[vlapo]

@oreshkoandrei Did you resolve your problem?

[Demogorrgon]

yeah, sorry for the delay

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