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Library that provides TypeScript type definitions for handling CNPJ (Cadastro Nacional da Pessoa Jurídica) in Domain-Driven Design contexts. It facilitates the validation and manipulation of CNPJ numbers, ensuring they adhere to the Brazilian legal standards.

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  • @type-ddd/cnpj
  • @type-ddd/cnpj/index.js

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@type-ddd/cnpj

The @type-ddd/cnpj library provides TypeScript type definitions for handling CNPJ (Cadastro Nacional da Pessoa Jurídica) in Domain-Driven Design contexts. It facilitates the validation and manipulation of CNPJ numbers, ensuring they adhere to the Brazilian legal standards.


Installation

Install rich-domain and @type-ddd/cnpj with your favorite package manager

npm i rich-domain @type-ddd/cnpj

# OR

yarn add rich-domain @type-ddd/cnpj

Usage

Don't worry about removing special characters; they are automatically stripped from all instances.

import { CNPJ } from '@type-ddd/cnpj'

// Instance of CNPJ or throws an error if provide an invalid value
const cnpj = CNPJ.init('54097792000193');

// OR

// Result of CNPJ (Check Result pattern docs)
const result = CNPJ.create('54097792000193');

result.isOk(); // true

// cnpj instance or null if provide an invalid value
const cnpj = result.value();

Compare values or instances

Method to compare two instances or values.

// value as string 
const isEqual = cnpj.compare('54097792000194')

// Output: false

// OR

// value as instance of CNPJ
const isEqual = cnpj.compare(cnpj2)

// Output: false

Check string is valid cnpj

Don't worry about removing special characters; they are automatically stripped from all instances.

const result = CNPJ.isValid('54097792000193');

// Output: true

Special chars

If you need the value with the mask, you can use the toPattern method:

cnpj.toPattern();

// Output: 54.097.792/0001-93

Or if you need to apply mask from a string value you may use addMask method

CNPJ.addMask('54097792000193');

// Output: 54.097.792/0001-93