Validate, parse, and generate Swedish Personal Identity Numbers ("PINs", or Personnummer).
Add this to your Gemfile
gem 'swedish-pin'Then run bundle install.
require "swedish_pin"
# Validate strings
SwedishPIN.valid?("8507099805") # => true
SwedishPIN.valid?("8507099804") # => false
# Parse numbers to get more information about them, or to normalize display of
# them.
pin = SwedishPIN.parse("8507099805") # => #<SwedishPIN::Personnummer …>
pin.year # => 1985
pin.birthdate # => #<Date: 1985-07-09>
# The 10-digit variant also knows about century separators.
pin.to_s # => "850709-9805"
pin.to_s(10) # => "850709-9805"
pin.format_short(Date.civil(2025, 12, 1)) # => "850709-9805"
pin.format_short(Date.civil(2085, 12, 1)) # => "850709+9805"
# Use unofficial 12-digit format for a stable string that doesn't change
# depending on today's date when storing it.
pin.to_s(12) # => "19850709-9805"
pin.format_long # => "19850709-9805"
# You can also generate numbers to use as example data
fake1 = SwedishPIN.generate
fake2 = SwedishPIN.generate(user.birthday)MIT. See LICENSE file for more details.
This project started out as a fork of personnummer/ruby, but has since been almost completely rewritten. Despite this, the original authors retains most of the copyright since this is derivative work.