piighost/fr-phone

French phone number: +33 or a leading 0, one non-zero digit, then four pairs of digits separated by optional spaces, dots or hyphens. Lookarounds replace \b so the + prefix anchors properly, and they guard the whole word rather than digits alone: otherwise ten digits in the middle of an API key get tokenised, cutting the key in two. This is the one departure from the library catalog. The patterns compile under re.ASCII, where \s misses the no-break spaces (U+00A0, U+202F) French typography puts between the pairs, so both are listed. The written international forms +33 6 39... and +33 (0)6 39... are matched.

Label: FR_PHONE

Pattern

(?<![\w+])(?:\+33[   ]?(?:\(0\)[   ]?)?|0)[1-9](?:[\s  .-]?\d{2}){4}(?!\w)

Must be caught

• Appelez le 06 39 98 12 34 demain. → 06 39 98 12 34
• Joignable au +33639981234 en journée. → +33639981234
• Standard : 01.99.00.12.34 → 01.99.00.12.34
• Tél. 06 39 98 12 34 en journée. → 06 39 98 12 34
• Depuis l'étranger : +33 6 39 98 12 34. → +33 6 39 98 12 34
• Ou le +33 (0)1 99 00 12 34 pour le standard. → +33 (0)1 99 00 12 34

Must be left alone

• 06 39 98 12
• 0639981234567
• sk-proj-abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789ABCD

Tags: fr, contact

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Used by

• piighost/fr — France: phone, IBAN, social security number and company registration number.

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