For npm users npm i simple-regex
For yarn users yarn add simple-regex
To test a variable against a Regex expression:
SimpleRegex.MobileNumber.Econet.test(<your-variable>). This will return a boolean which indicates whether your variable matches the Regex Pattern.
You can also inject the Regex Pattern into HTML form fields. An example of this pattern in ReactJS
<input type="text" name="number_plate" pattern={SimpleRegex.NumberPlate} title="Zimbabwean Number Plate">
Starting from version 2.0.0-alpha the package no longer has the global flag set by default. See an issue about it here
SimpleRegex.MobileNumber.Econet Pattern for Econet Mobile Numbers
SimpleRegex.MobileNumber.Telecel Pattern for Telecel Mobile Numbers
SimpleRegex.MobileNumber.Netone Pattern for Netone Mobile Numbers
SimpleRegex.NumberPlate Pattern for Zimbabwean National Vehicle Registration Numbers
SimpleRegex.PassportNumber Pattern for Zimbabwean Passport Numbers
SimpleRegex.NationalId Pattern for Zimbabwean National Identification Numbers
SimpleRegex.EmailAddress Pattern for Email Addresses
SimpleRegex.DriversLicence Pattern for Zimbabwean Driver's Licences
SimpleRegex.SSN Pattern for Zimbabwean Social Security Number (NSSA)
SimpleRegex.DomainName Pattern for Zimbabwean domain name