@ews-admin/global-design-system 1.23.0 → 1.25.0

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package/dist/index.js CHANGED
@@ -172,6 +172,17 @@ function extractCountryCodeFromPhoneNumber(phoneNumber, country) {
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  .trim();
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  return { countryCode: matched.code, cleanedPhoneNumber: cleaned };
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  }
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+ // Same dial code, but without the leading "+" — e.g. the backend's canonical
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+ // digits-only storage format ("221770000010" instead of "+221770000010").
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+ // Without this check the caller below would treat the whole string (dial
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+ // code digits included) as the local part.
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+ const bareMatch = COUNTRY_CODES.find(({ code }) => phoneNumber.startsWith(code.slice(1)));
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+ if (bareMatch) {
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+ const cleaned = phoneNumber
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+ .replace(new RegExp(`^${bareMatch.code.slice(1)}\\s*`), "")
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+ .trim();
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+ return { countryCode: bareMatch.code, cleanedPhoneNumber: cleaned };
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+ }
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  return {
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  countryCode: getDefaultCountryCode(phoneNumber, country),
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  cleanedPhoneNumber: phoneNumber.trim(),
@@ -179,13 +190,19 @@ function extractCountryCodeFromPhoneNumber(phoneNumber, country) {
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  }
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  /**
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  * Formats a phone number by prepending the country code if not already present.
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- * If the number already starts with a known country code it is returned as-is.
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- * Leading zeros, spaces and dashes are stripped from the local part before formatting.
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+ * If the number already starts with a known country code (with or without the
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+ * leading "+") it is returned unchanged except for the "+" being added when
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+ * missing. Leading zeros, spaces and dashes are stripped from the local part
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+ * before formatting.
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  *
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  * @example
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- * formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode("77123456", "+221") // "+22177123456"
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+ * formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode("77123456", "+221") // "+22177123456"
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  * formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode("+22177123456", "+221") // "+22177123456" (unchanged)
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- * formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode("077123456", "+221") // "+22177123456" (leading 0 stripped)
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+ * formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode("077123456", "+221") // "+22177123456" (leading 0 stripped)
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+ * formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode("22177123456") // "+22177123456" (backend's
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+ * // canonical digits-only
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+ * // storage format — just add "+",
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+ * // don't re-prepend the dial code)
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  */
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  function formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode(phoneNumber, countryCode = "+221") {
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  const trimmed = phoneNumber?.trim() || "";
@@ -195,6 +212,14 @@ function formatPhoneNumberWithCountryCode(phoneNumber, countryCode = "+221") {
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  if (COUNTRY_CODES.some(({ code }) => trimmed.startsWith(code))) {
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  return trimmed;
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  }
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+ // Same dial code, but without the leading "+" (e.g. "221770000010", the
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+ // backend's canonical digits-only storage format). Just add the "+" —
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+ // re-prepending countryCode here would double the dial-code digits
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+ // ("+221221770000010").
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+ const bareMatch = COUNTRY_CODES.find(({ code }) => trimmed.startsWith(code.slice(1)));
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+ if (bareMatch) {
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+ return `+${trimmed}`;
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+ }
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  // Strip leading zeros, spaces, dashes and + signs from the local part
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  const cleaned = trimmed.replace(/^[\s+0-]*/, "").trim();
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  if (!cleaned)