Now available: a command line wrapper for libphonenumber

pn (PhoneNumber), developped by Camille Oudot from Orange Labs, is a command line tool that allows the Shell programmer to use Google's libphonenumber features, such as: get information from a phone number (country, number type, location), format a given phone number to several normalized formats, extract possible or valid phone numbers from a text. libphonenumber is a very popular phone number manipulating library, yet it is hard to find a command line tool to use its functionalities. The new tool can be useful to people that manipulate data with the unix command line. It can be found on Orange OpenSource Github. pn is dynamically linked to the Google's library, which is published under the Apache v2.0 license.

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  1. pn (PhoneNumber), developped by Camille Oudot from Orange Labs, is a command line tool that allows the Shell programmer to use Google’s libphonenumber features, such as: get information from a phone number (country, number type, location), format a given phone number to several normalized formats, extract possible or valid phone numbers from a text. libphonenumber […]

  2. Autonomic Network Security Management Framework is the first component developed within the scope of the SUPERCLOUD European Project, in which Orange plays the role of a Technical Leader. The SUPERCLOUD H2020 project aims to design and implement a security and dependability management infrastructure for distributed clouds that is both user-centric and self-managed. A new security […]

  3. DempoDance allows anyone to gradually learn to dance the basic steps of Rock’n Roll, Mambo and Salsa. Dempo Dance. Source: www.primezone.orange-labs.com For each dance, you have a set of lessons explaining in detail the achievement of each step. At the end of each lesson you will be able to practice taking steps a number of […]

  4. Skydive is an Open source project mainly developed by RedHat that gives a global view of a network and enables the user to install probe on it. It targets cloud deployments (OpenStack and Docker) and gives a good topological view of virtual switches. The new OVSOpenflow extension provides a way to visualize Openflow rules deployed on […]

  5. Two new libraries have been published on Orange-OpenSource GitHub: Lexical-corrector – a C++ library and a java package for rapid lexicon access including correction (based on Levenshtein distance). It permits to define Levenshtein distance in function of typographical error (diacritics, case, adjoining keys). Text-tokenizer – a C++ library to segment raw text (UTF-8) into typed […]

  6. Orange proudly presents an application dedicated to Java and Spring Boot developers and designed to spread our logging experience worldwide. Woofer is a showcase web app that both demonstrates best practices concerning the logging (based on the orange-mathoms-logging library), as well as provides an advanced Spring Boot-based microservices project sample. This project has been put […]

  7. Orange Labs present Le Switch Tuner – an application that gives you an opportunity to listen to major French radio channels from your smartphone transformed into a transistor radio, thanks to cardboard and two buttons: one for the stations, another for the volume. See how it works on this video demonstration (in French). Cardboard kit “Le switch”. […]

  8. After the success of Orange Boosted with Bootstrap, we are pleased to announce the publication of Orange Boosted with Angular. All the custom Orange components of Boosted 4, working with Angular 2. Learn more on ng-boosted.orange.com and go to Orange-Boosted-Angular repository on GitHub. The source code is licensed under the MIT license and the documentation […]