Phone lib addon - parentheses
See original GitHub issueI wasn’t able to find any issues around this, but wanted to know if there was ever any talk about adding more formatting options around a specific country code’s formatting. For example, a US number looks like this currently: 555 555 5555
but it’d be great if there was an option to surround that text like so (555) 555-5555
.
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Until #348 is addressed, I’m adding an extra block and delimiter for the space. It’s not the ideal aesthetic (since the space is inserted only when the next number is inputted), but I found it more important to have the ability to backspace.
@Schw2iizer To use custom
blocks
orphone: true
, you can only choose one option, they don’t work together, by usingphone: true
, it resolves blocks automatically for you, and in that case, you can only define single delimiter. TLDR; either:or