Like the title, how did you do it? I searched a lot online, but I don’t know why it doesn’t work
var isChinaMobile = /^134[0-8]\d{7}$|^(?:13[5-9]|147|15[0-27-9]|178|18[2-478])\d{8}$/; //移动方面最新答复
var isChinaUnion = /^(?:13[0-2]|145|15[56]|176|18[56])\d{8}$/; //向联通微博确认并未回复
var isChinaTelcom = /^(?:133|153|177|18[019])\d{8}$/; //1349号段 电信方面没给出答复,视作不存在
var isOtherTelphone = /^170([059])\d{7}$/;//其他运营商
var utils = {
checkMobile: function(telphone){
telphone = this.trim(telphone);
if(telphone.length !== 11){
return this.setReturnJson(false, '未检测到正确的手机号码');
}
else{
if(isChinaMobile.test(telphone)){
return this.setReturnJson(true, '移动', {name: 'ChinaMobile'});
}
else if(isChinaUnion.test(telphone)){
return this.setReturnJson(true, '联通', {name: 'ChinaUnion'});
}
else if(isChinaTelcom.test(telphone)){
return this.setReturnJson(true, '电信', {name: 'ChinaTelcom'});
}
else if(isOtherTelphone.test(telphone)){
var num = isOtherTelphone.exec(telphone);
return this.setReturnJson(true, '', {name: ''});
}
else{
return this.setReturnJson(false, '未检测到正确的手机号码');
}
}
},
setReturnJson: function(status, msg, data){
if(typeof status !== 'boolean' && typeof status !== 'number'){
status = false;
}
if(typeof msg !== 'string'){
msg = '';
}
return {
'status': status,
'msg': msg,
'data': data
};
}
}
You can try Taobao’s API
https://tcc.taobao.com/cc/jso...Here is the mobile phone number
For example: https://tcc.taobao.com/cc/jso...
Return format:
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}
You need to find an interface for this, and direct judgment is not possible.
I don’t know if it is original or copied from somewhere, so it cannot be used.
1. Does utils have a trim() method? This.trim(xxx) will cause an error.
2. The three regular expressions are incorrect and any number will return false
For different operators, the front ones are different
We used the Taobao interface before, but the request volume was large and sometimes the interface was not stable. So now we use the interface + search engine method instead.
Randomly use bing, 360, Baidu search engine query.
Request the search engine directly and then analyze the desired data from the response.
Not only can you check the operator, but you can also check the location ^_^