Use a regular expression to verify the email address and mobile phone number

Use a regular expression to verify the email address and mobile phone number

Regular Expression, also known as Regular Expression and Regular Expression (English: Regular Expression, often abbreviated as regex, regexp or RE in code), is a concept of computer science. Regular Expressions use a single string to describe and match a series of strings that conform to a certain syntax rule.

Regular expressions should be used for kids shoes developed for iOS. Regular Expressions help us determine whether a string is valid. For example:

1. On the app registration page, you must determine whether the mobile phone number format is correct and whether the phone number is 11 characters long.

2. When providing feedback, you must determine whether the email format is correct.

   Judging mobile phone numbers and determining email addresses should be the most commonly used by iOS developers. The specific judgment is as follows:

   Verify email

   + (BOOL)validateEmail:(NSString *)email{    NSString *emailRegex = @[A-Z0-9a-z._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,4};    NSPredicate *emailTest = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@SELF MATCHES %@, emailRegex];    return [emailTest evaluateWithObject:email];}

   NSPredicate is a Foundation class used for query. Its principles and usage are similar to where in SQL.

   Simple Method for mobile phone number verification

   + (BOOL)validatePhone:(NSString *)phone{    NSString *phoneRegex = @1[3|5|7|8|][0-9]{9};    NSPredicate *phoneTest = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@SELF MATCHES %@, phoneRegex];    return [phoneTest evaluateWithObject:phone];}

   This is just a simple judgment of the mobile phone number format. In fact, the mobile phone format is still a bit complicated.

   Detailed Judgment Method

   // Regular expression to determine the mobile phone number format + (BOOL) validatePhone :( NSString *) phone {/*** mobile phone number *: 134 [0-8], 135,136,137,138,139,150,151,157,158,159,182,187,188 * Unicom: 130,131,132,152,155,156,185,186 * China Telecom: 133,1349, 153,180,189 */NSString * MOBILE = @ ^ 1 (3 [0-9] | 5 [0-35-9] | 8 [025-9]) \ d {8 }$;/** 10 * China Mobile: China Mobile 11*134 [0-8], 135,136,137,138,139,150,151,157,158,159,182,187,188 12 */NSString * CM = @ ^ 1 (34 [0-8] | (3 [5-9] | 5 [017-9] | 8 [278]) \ d) \ d {7 }$;/** 15 * China Unicom: china Unicom 16*130,131,132,152,155,156,185,186 17 */NSString * CU = @ ^ 1 (3 [0-2] | 5 [256] | 8 [56]) \ d {8} $; /** 20 * China Telecom: China Telecom 21*133,1349, 153,180,189 22 */NSString * CT = @ ^ 1 (33 | 53 | 8 [09]) [0-9] | 349) \ d {7} $;/** 25 * fixed line and PHS 26 * area code: 010,020,021,022,023,024,025,027,028,029 27 * Number: seven or eight-digit 28 * // NSString * PHS = @ ^ 0 (10 | 2 [0-5789] | \ d {3}) \ d {} $; NSPredicate * regextestmobile = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat: @ self matches % @, MOBILE]; NSPredicate * regextestcm = [NSPredicate attributes: @ self matches % @, CM]; NSPredicate * regextestcu = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat: @ self matches % @, CU]; NSPredicate * regextestct = [NSPredicate primary: @ self matches % @, CT]; if ([regextestmobile evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) | ([regextestcm evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) | ([regextestct evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) | ([regextestcu evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) {if ([regextestcm evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) {NSLog (@ China Mobile );} else if ([regextestct evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) {NSLog (@ China Telecom);} else if ([regextestcu evaluateWithObject: phone] = YES) {NSLog (@ China Unicom);} else {NSLog (@ Unknow);} return YES;} else {return NO ;}}

   The above section (from the Network) is a detailed method for judging the mobile phone number. Basically, this judgment is enough. If the three major carriers issue another mobile phone number. Just make a simple modification.