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ItuPhoneV2

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
userFormat String Phone number in arbitrary format as provided by user. Note: Please be aware that this format may vary between phone numbers. If you need a format for programmatic purposes, please consider using the field `e164Format`. [default to null]
country CountryV2 [optional] [default to null]
ituCountryCode Integer International prefix of the country this number belongs to, e.g. `1` for US (or any member of NANP), `49` for Germany. [optional] [default to null]
e164Format String Phone number in ITU.T E.164 standard format. This format has only digits, and the plus (`\"+\"`) prefix. This is the only number format that a caller in any country can dial, no matter which country the number belongs to. Most suitable for machines and programmatic processing, often used in context by automated dialers, mobile phones etc. [optional] [default to null]
intlFormat String Phone number in international format following conventions that are used in the country the number belongs to, e.g. `\"+49 30 1234560\"` (Germany), or `\"+1 809-123-4560\"` (United States). Note: Please be aware that this format may vary between phone numbers. If you need a format for programmatic purposes, please consider using the field `e164Format`. [optional] [default to null]
natlFormat String Phone number in national format following conventions that are used in the country the number belongs to, e.g. `\"(030) 1234560\"` (Germany), or `\"+1 809-123-4560\"` (United States). Note: Please be aware that this format may vary between phone numbers. If you need a format for programmatic purposes, please consider using the field `e164Format`. [optional] [default to null]
isPossible Boolean Is `true` if phone number is possible (e.g. it has the right number of digits), but not necessearily valid (e.g. it's in an assigned exchange). `\"+120012301\"` is not possible, because too few digits for numbers of the North American Number Plan (NANP). [optional] [default to null]
isValid Boolean Is `true` if the phone number is possible (e.g. it has the right number of digits) and valid (e.g. it's in an assigned exchange). `\"+120012301\"` is not valid, because numbering plan area `200` does not exist in the North American Number Plan (NANP). [optional] [default to null]

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