Using a number different from the country

[phillipp]

Hi,
thanks for this great gem! I'm not sure if this is is a phony or phony_rails issue:

I have a validation in the model that goes like this:

phony_normalize :phone
  validates :phone, phony_plausible: true, presence: true

This works fine when the user wants to add a number that has the same country code/prefix than the country_code from the address. If the user types a number from another country, prefixed by + so that it's clear that there already is a country code the country prefix from the record's country code is added.

Is that a bug or a feature? In this case I want that the user can specify a number from another country, but the number is prefixed by default with the country prefix from the record's country_code. Is that possible? I saw that there is an undocumented ignore_record_country_code option but that seems to ignore the country code at all.

[joost]

Lets ask @cinconnu .. creator of the validation stuff.

[ddidier]

I don't remember well since it has been quite some time... but I think you actually can tell that's a bug, or at least the feature was overlooked :)
I don't have any time to fix this but I took a look at the code and the + sign should be taken into account in the validate_each method of PhonyPlausibleValidator. There should be 2 cases, validate without the country code if the + sign is present at the start of the number, use the current code otherwise.

[phillipp]

So I assume a pull request is welcome?