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Simplify working with phone numbers.

Warning ⚠

Rotary will support numbers that look like the standard number format used in the United State of America, i.e. nnn-nnnn or nnn nnn-nnnn. These can also be prepended with an international country code up to 5 digit long, i.e. nn nnn nnn-nnnn. Numbers that deviate from this pattern cannot be reliably interpreted.

Usage 💪

Although all the internal behaviors are easily accessible (with the exception of the Number class, all methods are available as static methods), in general, you'll just be using these methods from the Render class:

• pretty will result in (123) 456-7890 or 456-7890.
• simple will result in 123 456-7890 or 456-7890.
• href will result in tel:+11234567890 or tel:+14567890.
• normalized will result in 1234567890 or 567890.

You can call them like this:

use AlwaysBlank\Rotary\Render;

echo Render::pretty('1234567890');
// (123) 456-7890

echo Render::pretty('123 456 7890');
// (123) 456-7890

echo Render::pretty('[123)    456/7890');
// (123) 456-7890

You can also instantiate a Rotary object, which has methods for the different format types:

use AlwaysBlank\Rotary\Rotary;

$Rotary = new Rotary('123456789');
echo $Rotary->pretty();
// (123) 456-7890

This can be useful if you want access to several formats on one number.

You can put any non-digit characters you like in your argument and Rotary will simply ignore them--it cares only for digits. 234-5678 and 2dfsad__34-5)(6=78 are identical so far as it's concerned.

Note: Rotary will try to interpret strange arguments, but it has limits, so please try to pass it numbers that make sense. 🙏