NAME

WWW::eNom::PhoneNumber - PhoneNumber object with eNom Compatable Formatting

SYNOPSIS

    use WWW::eNom::PhoneNumber;

    my $phone_number = WWW::eNom::PhoneNumber->new( '+18005551212' );


    use Number::Phone;
    use WWW::eNom::PhoneNumber;

    my $number_phone = Number::Phone->new( '+18005551212' );
    my $phone_number = WWW::eNom::PhoneNumber->new( $number_phone );

    print "My Phone Number is $phone_number \n";

DESCRIPTION

While Number::Phone is an excellent library, there is a bit of inconsistency when it comes to international phone numbers and how to get the full number back out from the Number::Phone object. The purpose of this object is to abstract away those difficulties and provide a uniform way to work with phone numbers.

eNom is rather picky when it comes to phone numbers and this library exists to address that. While you certainly can use this object as a consumer it should be noted that coercions and overloads exist so that it's not needed. Anywhere that excepts a PhoneNumber will take a string or Number::Phone object and automagically convert it into a WWW::eNom::PhoneNumber. When used as a string the full phone number is returned.

ATTRIBUTES

_number_phone_obj

This private attribute contains an instance of Number::Phone. While you certainly can set it in the call to new, it's not necessary as an around BUILDARGS will take the values passed to new and ensure this attribute is set.

There really is no reason to do anything with this attribute.

country_code

Lazy built country code assoicated with the phone number.

number

Lazy built party number (the phone number without the country code) assoicated with the phone number.