Used to quickly classifiy a phone number into :landline, :mobile or :forbidden
gem install phone_classifier
PhoneClassifier.new('41791234567').kind # => :mobile
PhoneClassifier.new('41791234567').mobile? # => true
PhoneClassifier.new('41791234567').forbidden? # => false
- +1, USA (will only reject service numbers, all other numbers considered mobile). Blame the US numbering systems
- +30, Greece
- +31, Netherlands
- +32, Belgium
- +33, France
- +34, Spain
- +36, Hungary
- +39, Italy
- +40, Romania
- +41, Switerzland
- +43, Austria
- +44, UK
- +45, Denmark
- +46, Sweden
- +47, Norway
- +48, Poland
- +49, Germany
- +54, Argentina
- +60, Malaysia
- +61, Australia
- +65, Singapore
- +90, Turkey
- +94, Sri Lanka
- +91, India
- +98, Iran
- +212, Morocco
- +213, Algeria
- +233, Ghana
- +234, Nigeria
- +248, Seychelles
- +249, Sudan
- +255, Tanzania
- +350, Gibraltar
- +351, Portugal
- +352, Luxembourg
- +353, Ireland
- +354, Iceland
- +356, Malta
- +357, Cyprus
- +358, Finland
- +359, Bulgaria
- +370, Lithuania
- +372, Estonia
- +377, Monaco
- +386, Slovenia
- +420, Czech Republic
- +421, Slovakia
- +503, El Salvador
- +509, Haiti
- +852, Hong Kong
- +972, Israel
Used in Mobino, a mobile payment service, to classifiy client phone numbers
PhoneClassifier uses the fantastic Phony library to normalize numbers. Phony is the tool of choice if you need to work with phone numbers in Ruby.
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