IRValidator is a C library that provides validation for various Iranian identification systems. It includes validation for cards, national IDs, and phone numbers.
To build the library, you need a C compiler and the make utility. Once you have these installed, you can build the library by running:
make all
This will compile the source files and create a static library libirvalidator.a.
To run the tests for the library, use the make test command:
make test
This will compile the test source files, link them with the library, and run the tests.
To install the library, use the make install command:
make install
Please note that you might need to run this command with sudo or as root, depending on your system's configuration.
To use the library in your C programs, include the appropriate header files and link with the library. For example:
#include <irvalidator/card.h>
#include <irvalidator/national_id.h>
#include <irvalidator/phone.h>
int main() {
// Validate a card number
char *card_number = "6274129000000000";
if (is_valid_card(card_number)) {
printf("Card number is valid\n");
} else {
printf("Card number is invalid\n");
}
// Validate a national ID
char *national_id = "0012345678";
if (is_valid_national_id(national_id)) {
printf("National ID is valid\n");
} else {
printf("National ID is invalid\n");
}
// Validate a phone number
char *phone_number = "09123456789";
if (is_valid_phone(phone_number)) {
printf("Phone number is valid\n");
} else {
printf("Phone number is invalid\n");
}
return 0;
}
When compiling your program, don't forget to link with the library:
gcc your_program.c -lirvalidator -o your_program
You can clean up the build artifacts using the make clean command:
make clean
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.