Produces example phone numbers for the given region,
type and valid combinations. Input vectors are recycled as
necessary if a vector of length 1 is provided.
get_example(region, type = NULL, valid = TRUE)A character vector of ISO country codes.
A character vector of phone number types for each
region. If NULL (default), returns an example "FIXED_LINE" number.
Returns an empty phone number if type is not valid for the provided
region.
A logical vector. For each FALSE entry, get_example returns
an example invalid number, and type is ignored.
A phone vector.
get_example(): PhoneNumberUtil.getExampleNumberForType();
PhoneNumberUtil.getExampleNumber() if type is NULL or NA;
PhoneNumberUtil.getInvalidExampleNumber() if valid is FALSE.
get_supported_regions() for valid region codes,
get_types_for_region() to get valid phone types for a region.
Other phone functions:
dialr-match,
dialr-phone,
dialr-region,
dialr-type,
dialr-valid,
dialr
# Get a basic example number
get_example("AU")
#> # Parsed phone numbers: 1 total, 1 successfully parsed
#> [1] +61212345678
# Get an example mobile number
get_example("AU", type = "MOBILE")
#> # Parsed phone numbers: 1 total, 1 successfully parsed
#> [1] +61412345678
# Example phone number for an invalid type
get_example("AU", type = "VOICEMAIL")
#> # Parsed phone numbers: 1 total, 0 successfully parsed
#> [1] <NA>
# Get an example invalid number
get_example("AU", valid = FALSE)
#> # Parsed phone numbers: 1 total, 1 successfully parsed
#> [1] +6121234567
# Get a combination of the previous examples
get_example(c("AU", "AU", "AU", "AU" ),
c(NA, "MOBILE", "VOICEMAIL", NA ),
c(TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, FALSE))
#> # Parsed phone numbers: 4 total, 3 successfully parsed
#> [1] +61212345678 +61412345678 <NA> +6121234567