A Django library which interfaces with python-phonenumbers to validate, pretty print and convert
phone numbers. python-phonenumbers
is a port of Google's libphonenumber library, which
powers Android's phone number handling.
Included are:
PhoneNumber
, a pythonic wrapper aroundpython-phonenumbers
'PhoneNumber
classPhoneNumberField
, a model fieldPhoneNumberField
, a form fieldPhoneNumberPrefixWidget
, a form widget for selecting a region code and entering a national numberPhoneNumberInternationalFallbackWidget
, a form widget that uses national numbers unless an international number is entered
- Note: This package will by default install phonenumberslite if no
- phonenumbers package has been installed already.
pip install django-phonenumber-field
First, add phonenumber_field
to the list of the installed apps in
your settings.py
file:
INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'phonenumber_field', ... ]
Then, you can use it like any regular model field:
from phonenumber_field.modelfields import PhoneNumberField class MyModel(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=255) phone_number = PhoneNumberField() fax_number = PhoneNumberField(blank=True)
Internally, PhoneNumberField is based upon CharField
and by default
represents the number as a string of an international phonenumber in the database (e.g
'+41524204242'
).
Representation can be set by PHONENUMBER_DB_FORMAT
variable in django settings module.
This variable must be one of 'E164'
, 'INTERNATIONAL'
, 'NATIONAL'
or 'RFC3966'
.
Recommended is one of the globally meaningful formats 'E164'
, 'INTERNATIONAL'
or
'RFC3966'
. 'NATIONAL'
format require to set up PHONENUMBER_DEFAULT_REGION
variable.
As with CharField
's, it is discouraged to use null=True
.
The object returned is a PhoneNumber instance, not a string. If strings are used to initialize it,
e.g. via MyModel(phone_number='+41524204242')
or form handling, it has to be a phone number
with country code.