Get-PhoneNumberClass
Classifies phone numbers based on the gold/silver/bronze classifications
Syntax
Get-PhoneNumberClass.ps1 [-Number] <Int64> [-Details] [-Slow] [<CommonParameters>]Get-PhoneNumberClass.ps1 [-Pipeline <Int64[]>] [-Slow] [<CommonParameters>]Get-PhoneNumberClass.ps1 -Test [-RunSize <Int32>] [-Slow] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters
| Name | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input? | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number | A phone number (digits only) to test | true | false | 0 |
| Details | Returns detailed results for a single Number instead of just the class | false | false | False |
| Pipeline | An array of phone numbers to test | false | true (ByValue) | |
| Test | true | false | False | |
| RunSize | false | false | 100 | |
| Slow | Uses the alternate method of of classifying numbers that's slower. This is for demonstration and shouldn't ever normally be used | false | false | False |
Notes
Version 1.0.1 (2015-05-19)
Written by Paul Vaillant
Classifications come from @StaleHansen from his #msignite presenatation
Examples
EXAMPLE 1
Get-PhoneNumberClass.ps1 7005551212
Figure out what the class is for a given number (7005551212 in this case)
This returns just the class of the specified number
EXAMPLE 2
Get-PhoneNumberClass.ps1 7005551212 -Details
Figure out what the class is for a given number (7005551212 in this case)
This returns an object with the Number, Class and Reason for classification
EXAMPLE 3
Get-ListOfPhoneNumbers | Get-PhoneNumberClass.ps1
Classifies all numbers returned by the Get-ListOfPhoneNumbers command
Returns an object for each of the numbers with the Number, Class and Reason for classification
