Unexpected AsYouType result with certain country codes (VI, BS)

I believe I have found an issue with the AsYouType feature. With the country code ‘VI’ (US Virgin Islands) or ‘BS’ (Bahamas), the input method returns unexpected values with partial phone numbers:

var asYouType = new libphonenumber.AsYouType('VI');

console.log(asYouType.input('(340) 693')); // (340) 693
asYouType.reset();

//***********These don't format correctly*************
console.log(asYouType.input('(340) 6934')); // 1 [phone]
asYouType.reset();

console.log(asYouType.input('3406934')); // 1 [phone]
asYouType.reset();
//*****************************************************

console.log(asYouType.input('(340) 69348')); // (340) 693-48
asYouType.reset();

console.log(asYouType.input('(340) 693480')); // (340) 693-48
asYouType.reset();

console.log(asYouType.input('(340) 6934800')); // [phone]
asYouType.reset();

You can see it happening in this fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/1vptu0ad/2/

Interestingly, the issue does not happen in the demo here: https://catamphetamine.github.io/libphonenumber-js/

[catamphetamine]

To whoever comes here: I still haven’t looked into the issue and currently I’m having a bit of busy days + it’s Summer. But eventually I’ll look into this issue and compare this library’s code with Google’s code to see where’s the difference.

[catamphetamine]

@dmitry-salnikov

Any news on that?

I guess I’ll prioritize this one. It has really been a long time. I’ll see if I can start this one before Christmas.