Antd Phone Input

Advanced phone input component for Material UI that leverages the react-phone-hooks supporting all countries. The package is compatible with antd 4 and 5 versions. It provides built-in support for area codes and strict validation.

Value

The value of the component is an object containing the parts of the phone number. This format of value gives a wide range of opportunities for handling the data in your desired way.

{
  countryCode: 1,
  areaCode: "702",
  phoneNumber: "1234567",
  isoCode: "us",
  valid: function valid(strict)
}

Validation

The validation is checked by the valid function of the value object that returns a boolean value. An example with the react-hook-form is shown below:

import React from "react";
import PhoneInput from "antd-phone-input";
import FormItem from "antd/es/form/FormItem";

const validator = (_, {valid}) => {
  // if (valid(true)) return Promise.resolve(); // strict validation
  if (valid()) return Promise.resolve(); // non-strict validation
  return Promise.reject("Invalid phone number");
}

const Demo = () => {
  return (
    <FormItem name="phone" rules={[{validator}]}>
      <PhoneInput enableSearch/>
    </FormItem>
  )
}

export default Demo;

The valid function primarily checks if a phone number has a length appropriate for its specified country. In addition, a more comprehensive validation can be performed, including verifying the dial and area codes' accuracy for the selected country. To activate the strict validation, pass true as the first argument to the valid function.

Localization

The package provides a built-in localization feature that allows you to change the language of the component. The locale function returns the language object that can be passed to the ConfigProvider component of Ant Design.

import PhoneInput, {locale} from "antd-phone-input";

<ConfigProvider locale={locale("frFR")}>
  <PhoneInput/>
</ConfigProvider>

NOTE: If you use localization in the documented way, you should replace the object passed to the locale property with the locale function, specifying the desired language code.

Props

Apart from the phone-specific properties described below, all Input properties supported by the used Ant Design version can be applied to the phone input component.

Property	Description	Type
value	An object containing a parsed phone number or the raw number. This also applies to the initialValue property of Form.Item.	object / string
country	Country code to be selected by default. By default, it will show the flag of the user's country.	string
enableArrow	Shows an arrow next to the country flag. Default value is false.	boolean
enableSearch	Enables search in the country selection dropdown menu. Default value is false.	boolean
searchNotFound	The value is shown if enableSearch is true and the query does not match any country. Default value is No country found.	string
searchPlaceholder	The value is shown if enableSearch is true. Default value is Search country.	string
disableDropdown	Disables the manual country selection through the dropdown menu.	boolean
disableParentheses	Disables parentheses from the input masks. Default enabled.	boolean
onlyCountries	Country codes to be included in the list. E.g. onlyCountries={['us', 'ca', 'uk']}.	string[]
excludeCountries	Country codes to be excluded from the list of countries. E.g. excludeCountries={['us', 'ca', 'uk']}.	string[]
preferredCountries	Country codes to be at the top of the list. E.g. preferredCountries={['us', 'ca', 'uk']}.	string[]
dropdownRender	Customize the dropdown menu content.	(menu: ReactNode) => ReactNode
onChange	The only difference from the original onChange is that value comes first.	function(value, event)
onMount	The callback is triggered once the component gets mounted.	function(value)

Contribute

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License

Copyright (C) 2023 Artyom Vancyan. MIT