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I'm using this library for server-side phone number management, however ran into a little bit of an issue.
The Java counterpart works fine with the PhoneNumberUtil.getInstance().parse("phonenumber here","") format, automatically determining the country code. However the .Net version (this) requires a valid country identifier, which I unfortunately do not have specified for the phone numbers.
In my service, I send out verification text messages based on country. This means I have to determine the country the phone number originates from.
How can I do this with this library?
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You can use null in place of the "" here, I just did this to check up on #32 . You'll need to use the most recent version of the tool which considering the post date probably isn't the case :)
I'm using this library for server-side phone number management, however ran into a little bit of an issue.
The Java counterpart works fine with the PhoneNumberUtil.getInstance().parse("phonenumber here","") format, automatically determining the country code. However the .Net version (this) requires a valid country identifier, which I unfortunately do not have specified for the phone numbers.
In my service, I send out verification text messages based on country. This means I have to determine the country the phone number originates from.
How can I do this with this library?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: