node-phonenumber is a JavaScript port of Google's `libphonenumber` library, designed to parse, format, and validate international phone numbers within Node.js environments. The package is currently at version 1.0.0, with its last update occurring approximately 8 years ago (as of 2024). Due to its age, it is considered abandoned and no longer actively maintained. This means it likely contains outdated phone number metadata, which is critical for accurate validation and formatting of global telephone numbers, as these can change frequently. Modern alternatives like `libphonenumber-js` or `awesome-phonenumber` are actively maintained, include up-to-date data, offer ES module support, and provide TypeScript definitions, making them significantly better choices for new projects. This package primarily relies on CommonJS for module imports and does not offer native TypeScript support.
npm install node-phonenumberVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates parsing a phone number with a region code, formatting it to international standard, checking its validity, and extracting the country code.
Migrate to actively maintained alternatives like `libphonenumber-js` (recommended) or `google-libphonenumber` which provide up-to-date metadata and ongoing support.
Ensure all imports for `node-phonenumber` use the `require()` syntax: `const phone = require('node-phonenumber');`. Consider transpilation for mixed CJS/ESM projects or migrating to an ESM-compatible library.Either use `any` types for imports or consider migrating to a library like `libphonenumber-js` which includes first-party TypeScript definitions.
Always initialize `PhoneNumberUtil` using `const phoneUtil = phone.PhoneNumberUtil.getInstance();` before attempting to use its methods.
Change `import { PhoneNumberUtil } from 'node-phonenumber';` to `const phone = require('node-phonenumber'); const phoneUtil = phone.PhoneNumberUtil.getInstance();`Ensure `phoneUtil` is initialized via `const phoneUtil = phone.PhoneNumberUtil.getInstance();` before calling methods like `parse`.
Update to an actively maintained `libphonenumber` port like `libphonenumber-js` or `google-libphonenumber` to ensure up-to-date phone number metadata.
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