An Ember.js addon for entering and validating international telephone numbers.
Please check out the demo page to see the addon in action.
For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.
$ ember install ember-intl-tel-input
Just place the {{intl-tel-input}}
component in the handlebars template, as you would have guessed.
The component derives from Ember.TextField
, anything you can do with the input helper can also be done with this component.
With the utilities script included, the autoFormat
and autoPlaceholder
options are automatically enabled.
// ember-cli-build.js
module.exports = function(defaults) {
var app = new EmberAddon(defaults, {
intlTelInput: {
includeUtilsScript: true, // default to false
},
});
};
Use the following properties for binding:
value
for input valueselectedCountryData
for data of the currently selected countrynumber
for formatted phone numberextension
for the extension part of the numbernumberType
for the type of the current numberisValidNumber
for the validity of the numbervalidationError
for information about a validation error
intl-tel-input
provides a convenient way to look up the user's country based on their IP addresses. This example uses Telize for demonstration.
// controller
geoIpLookupFunc: function(callback) {
$.getJSON('//www.telize.com/geoip')
.always(function(resp) {
if (!resp || !resp.country_code) {
callback('');
}
callback(resp.country_code);
});
}
Run ember server
, and visit the demo page at http://localhost:4200.
This is a wrapper library. It simply wraps the API of the original jQuery plugin created by Jack O'Connor into an Ember.js component.
The original jQuery plugin also depends on several other open-source libraries:
- Flag images from region-flags
- Original country data from mledoze's World countries in JSON, CSV and XML
- Formatting/validation/example number code from Google's libphonenumber
- Lookup user's country using ipinfo.io
This addon's demo page uses Telize for a fast, SSL-supported, yet FREE Geo IP service.
Telize no longer provide free services due to heavy abuse. The demo has switched over to ipinfo.io.
The layout and color theme of the demo page comes from Twitter's Bootstrap and Ember.js, respectively.