PhoneNumber not validated

[jbdemonte]

Is this a regression?

No

Description

falso can generate number like this one : +33 0 54 43 46 83 when using the FR code country (due to the mask "+33 # ## ## ## ##")

Problem is this number is no validating the libphonenumber-js

import { isValidPhoneNumber } from "libphonenumber-js";

console.log(isValidPhoneNumber("+33 0 54 43 46 83", "FR")); => false
console.log(isValidPhoneNumber("+33 6 54 43 46 83", "FR")); => true

[NetanelBasal]

Would it be possible to know what is considered a valid number for each place?

[jbdemonte]

Number in france

Numbers starts from 01 to 07 for normal numbers, 08 and 09 are for special numbers, there is no 00

So, in international number, there is no +33 0 prefixes, 1 to 9 would be correct I guess

https://codesandbox.io/s/phone-numbers-cmg7mv

[theryansmee]

Number in france

Numbers starts from 01 to 07 for normal numbers, 08 and 09 are for special numbers, there is no 00

So, in international number, there is no +33 0 prefixes, 1 to 9 would be correct I guess

https://codesandbox.io/s/phone-numbers-cmg7mv

I'm pretty sure that +33 is the international code for France. When I call French mobile numbers from the U.K. I replace the leading 0 with +33.

We could look into using Google's phone number lib as a dev dependency to validate number in our tests (we would still need to research number formats ourselves, but at least we'd know if they are valid)

[theryansmee]

https://countrycode.org/france

[jbdemonte]

Yes, but no double 0

+33 stand for initial 0

national format is : 0[1-9] ## ## ## ##
international format is : +33 [1-9] ## ## ## ##

[NetanelBasal]

@jbdemonte you're welcome to create a PR