nigerian-mobile-validator
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The most rigorous, up-to-date library for validating Nigerian mobile numbers. Fully NCC-compliant, and security-focused, with enterprise-grade features to prevent the business risks of validation failures in regulated industries.
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TypeScript
/**
* An enum indicating the environment our code is running in ie node, browser, or web worker
*/
export declare enum CurrentEnvironment {
/** The code is running in a browser environment */
Browser = "Browser",
/** The code is running in a Node.js environment */
Node = "Node",
/** The code is running in a Web Worker environment */
WebWorker = "Webworker",
/** The environment code is running in cannot be determined */
Unknown = "Unknown"
}
/**
* Checks if we are running in a node, browser, or web worker environment
*/
export declare class RuntimeEnvironment {
/**
* Gets a boolen flag indicating if the code appears to be running in a browser environment.
*
* NOTE: Avoid using this getter and use {@link currentEnvironment} instead.
*/
static get isBrowserDocumentPresent(): boolean;
/**
* Gets a boolen flag indicating if the code appears to be running in a Node.js environment.
*
* NOTE: Avoid using this getter and use {@link currentEnvironment} instead.
*/
static get isNodeProcessPresent(): boolean;
/**
* Gets a boolen flag indicating if the code appears to be running in a Web Worker environment.
*
* NOTE: Avoid using this getter and use {@link currentEnvironment} instead.
*/
static get isWebWorkerConstructorPresent(): boolean;
/**
* Gets the most likely environment our code is running in ie node, browser, or web worker
*
* @returns A {@link CurrentEnvironment} enum indicating the environment our code is running in
* i.e. Node, Browser, or Web worker
*
* @description
* Resolves conflicts by setting priority order as Node > Browser > Web worker
*/
static get currentEnvironment(): CurrentEnvironment;
}