A lightweight TypeScript library for detecting Indonesian mobile providers based on phone number prefixes.
To install the library, you can use npm or yarn:
npm install id-mobile-detectorYou can use this library to detect the mobile provider of a phone number by simply passing the phone number as a string.
import { detectProvider } from 'id-mobile-detector';
// Example usage
const phoneNumber = "081234567890"; // Telkomsel number
const provider = detectProvider(phoneNumber);
console.log(provider); // Output: TelkomselDetects the provider based on the phone number prefix.
phoneNumber(string): The phone number to detect. It should be a string containing only digits and an optional leading+(for international format).
string: The name of the mobile provider (e.g., "Telkomsel", "Indosat", "XL", etc.), or "Unknown provider" if the provider is not found. If the phone number is invalid, it returns "Invalid phone number".
Gets detailed provider information including brand, network, prefix, and location.
phoneNumber(string): The phone number to detect. It should be a string containing only digits and an optional leading+(for international format).
DetectionResult | string: Detailed provider information including:provider(string): The name of the mobile providerbrand(string, optional): The brand name (e.g., "simPATI", "Kartu HALO")network(string, optional): The network type (e.g., "GSM", "CDMA/4G")prefix(string, optional): The detected prefixlocation(string, optional): The location/region informationlocationDetail(string, optional): Additional location details
- Returns "Invalid phone number" or "Unknown provider" as string error messages.
import { getProviderDetails } from 'id-mobile-detector';
const phoneNumber = "081234567890";
const details = getProviderDetails(phoneNumber);
console.log(details);
// Output: {
// provider: "Telkomsel",
// brand: "simPATI",
// network: "GSM",
// prefix: "0812",
// location: "Jakarta",
// locationDetail: "Jakarta"
// }Detects the location/region information for a phone number.
phoneNumber(string): The phone number to inspect. It should be a string containing only digits and an optional leading+(for international format).
LocationResult | string: Location information including:location(string, optional): The location/region namelocationDetail(string, optional): Additional location details
- Returns "Invalid phone number", "Unknown provider", or "Location not mapped" as string error messages.
import { detectLocation } from 'id-mobile-detector';
const phoneNumber = "08111234567";
const location = detectLocation(phoneNumber);
console.log(detectLocation("08111234567")); // Output: { location: "Jakarta", locationDetail: "Jakarta" }// Valid phone numbers
console.log(detectProvider("081234567890")); // Output: Telkomsel
console.log(detectProvider("+628123456789")); // Output: Telkomsel
// Invalid phone number (incorrect length)
console.log(detectProvider("0812")); // Output: Invalid phone number
// Unknown provider
console.log(detectProvider("090000000000")); // Output: Unknown providerinterface DetectionResult {
provider: string;
brand?: string;
network?: string;
prefix?: string;
location?: string;
locationDetail?: string;
}interface LocationResult {
location?: string;
locationDetail?: string;
}providersData- Array of provider metadata for all supported prefixesDetectionResult- Interface for detection resultLocationResult- Interface for location result
The library uses a predefined mapping of phone number prefixes to Indonesian mobile providers:
- Telkomsel: 0811, 0812, 0813, 0821, 0822, 0823, 0852, 0853, 0851
- Indosat Ooredoo: 0814, 0815, 0816, 0855, 0856, 0857, 0858
- XL Axiata: 0817, 0818, 0819, 0859, 0877, 0878
- Axis: 0838, 0831, 0832, 0833
- Tri: 0895, 0896, 0897, 0898, 0899
- Smartfren: 0881, 0882, 0883, 0884, 0885, 0886, 0887, 0888, 0889
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Feel free to submit issues or pull requests if you want to contribute improvements or bug fixes.