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CakePHP-Contact is here to help you save, test and display all locality and contact datas like phone & address.
It is compatible with CakePHP 4 only. For Cakephp3 compatibility, use 1.x versions
Use composer to install it
composer require erwane/cakephp-contact
Contact\Utility\Phone::format(?string $text = null, array $options = [])
$text
is string or null
$options
is an array with this possible options and output
country
: a country code likeFR
orUK
format
: *international
: +33 1 23 45 67 89 *national
: 01 23 45 67 89 *uri
: tel:+33-1-23-45-67-89 *short
: +33123456789
The phone number database type automatically format request data to an E164 phone number (+33....) It also format phone number from unformated database result.
// in src/Application.php
use Cake\Core\Exception\MissingPluginException;
public function bootstrap(): void
{
// Load Contact plugin
try {
$this->addPlugin(\Contact\Plugin::class);
} catch (MissingPluginException $e) {
debug($e->getMessage());
}
}
// in table file
use Cake\Database\Schema\TableSchemaInterface;
use Cake\Orm\Table;
class UsersTable extends Table
/**
* {@inheritDoc}
*/
protected function _initializeSchema(TableSchemaInterface $schema): TableSchemaInterface
{
$schema->setColumnType('phone_number', 'phonenumber')
->setColumnType('mobile_number', 'phonenumber');
return $schema;
}
Phone number in forms are set in the user country format, like 0123456789
for France. But there can be conflict, depends of the user Country who fill the form.
You can set defaultCountry
for all phone number not set in international format.
// in config/bootstrap.php
// or after loaded user preference or website country
use Cake\Database\TypeFactory;
use Contact\Database\Type\PhoneNumberType;
$phoneNumberType = new PhoneNumberType();
$phoneNumberType->setDefaultCountry('BE');
TypeFactory::set('phonenumber', $phoneNumberType);
Now, all non international form phone numbers was formated with +32 prefix
Contact plugin provide a simple phone number validation rule
// in validation method
public function validationDefault(Validator $validator)
{
$validator->setProvider('contact', 'Contact\Validation\ContactValidation');
$validator->add('phone_number', [
'number' => [
'provider' => 'contact',
'rule' => ['phone'],
],
]);
}
// You can pass country argument
$validator->add('phone_number', [
'number' => [
'provider' => 'contact',
'rule' => ['phone', 'ES'],
],
]);
You can format a phone number in a really simple manner;
// In src/AppView.php
public function initialize(): void
{
$this->loadHelper('Contact.Contact');
}
// in template file
echo $this->Contact->phone($entity->phone_number);
// Can pass options (see Utility/Phone::format() help)
echo $this->Contact->phone($entity->phone_number, [
'country' => 'BE',
'format' => 'uri',
]);
This trait must be attached to \Cake\ORM\Entity
in your App. It take address data from Entity fields and format it to standard array or string format.
The fields and format can be configured in Entity or by method.
By default, address will be extracted from this fields :
// ['key' => 'field name in database']
[
'organization' => 'organization',
'street1' => 'street1',
'street2' => 'street2',
'postalCode' => 'postalCode',
'locality' => 'locality',
'region' => 'Regions.title', // Pluralized table name
'country' => 'Countries.title', // Pluralized table name
]
Data can be in an associated model. Use dot format Countries.title
to set it.
Address text ($entity->address_text
) use Cake\Utility\Text::insert()
method to format fields.
Default address text format is :
":organization
:street1
:street2
:postalCode :locality
:country"
You can change default configuration in two ways.
// setAddressFields(array $fields, bool $merge = true)
$entity->setAddressFields(['organization' => 'name']);
// setAddressFormat(string $format)
$entity->setAddressFormat(":organization\n:country");
use Cake\ORM\Entity;
use Contact\Model\Entity\AddressTrait;
class Company extends Entity
{
use AddressTrait;
protected $_addressFields = [
'organization' => 'name',
'street1' => 'address1',
'street2' => 'address2',
'postalCode' => 'postal_code',
'locality' => 'city',
'region' => 'Regions.name',
'country' => 'Countries.name',
];
protected $_addressFormat = ":street1 :street2\n:locality :postalCode\n:region :country";
}