telcountry.sh : look-up country / telephone code. | Linux bash self-contained database

telcountry.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#              bash 4.1.5(1)     Linux Ubuntu 10.04           Date : 2012-08-11
#
# _______________|  telcountry : look-up country / telephone code.
#
#           Usage:  telcountry  [term]
#                                ^telephone code, 
#                                 or case-sensitive partial country name.
#
#        Examples:  % telcountry United
#                   1; United States
#                   44; United Kingdom
#                   971; United Arab Emirates UAE
#
#                   % telcountry 97
#                   970; Palestine
#                   971; United Arab Emirates UAE
#                   972; Israel
#                   973; Bahrain
#                   974; Qatar
#                   975; Bhutan
#                   976; Mongolia
#                   977; Nepal
#
#    Dependencies:  awk


#  CHANGE LOG  get LATEST version from https://bitbucket.org/rsvp/gists/src
#
#  2012-08-10  First version. Telephone data massaged from:
#                 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_country_calling_codes
#
#  CCITT, the predecessor of the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T), 
#  developed the first formal list of telephone country codes. That list was included 
#  in the 1964 CCITT Blue Book, which would eventually become ITU-T recommendation 
#  E.164, also called IDD (International Direct Dialling) or 
#                     ISD (International Subscriber Dialling) codes.
#  See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.164


#           _____ Prelims
set -u
#   ^ unbound (i.e. unassigned) variables shall be errors.
#           Example of default assignment:    arg1=${1:-'foo'}
set -e
#   ^ error checking :: Highly Recommended (caveat:  you can't check $? later).  
#
# _______________     ::  BEGIN  Script ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

term=${*:-'NULL'}
#         ^designed for using this script in a "while" loop.

outf='/dev/shm/88_countrytel-out.tmp'
tmpf='/dev/shm/88_countrytel.tmp'


#   Write to TMP FILE data on 283 entries where:
#       Zone 1 – North American Numbering Plan Area
#       Zone 2 – Mostly Africa
#       Zone 3 – Europe
#       Zone 4 – Europe
#       Zone 5 – Mostly Latin America
#       Zone 6 – Southeast Asia and Oceania
#       Zone 7 – Eurasia (former Soviet Union)
#       Zone 8 – East Asia and special services
#       Zone 9 – Central, South and Western Asia; Middle East
#   Unicode characters have been converted to ASCII equivalent.

cat - > $tmpf <<EOHereDoc
0@NULL improper argument
1@United States USA
1@Canada
1242@Bahamas
1246@Barbados
1264@Anguilla
1268@Antigua
1268@Barbuda
1268@Barbuda
1284@British Virgin Islands
1340@US Virgin Islands
1345@Cayman Islands
1441@Bermuda
1473@Grenada
1649@Turks and Caicos Islands
1664@Montserrat
1670@Northern Mariana Islands
1671@Guam
1684@American Samoa
1721@Sint Maarten
1758@Saint Lucia
1767@Dominica
1784@Saint Vincent and Grenadines
1787@Puerto Rico
1808@Midway Island
1808@Wake Island USA
1809@Dominican Republic
1829@Dominican Republic
1849@Dominican Republic
1868@Trinidad and Tobago
1869@Nevis
1869@Saint Kitts and Nevis
1876@Jamaica
1939@Puerto Rico
20@Egypt
211@South Sudan
212@Morocco
213@Algeria
216@Tunisia
218@Libya
220@Gambia
221@Senegal
222@Mauritania
223@Mali
224@Guinea
225@Cote d'Ivoire
226@Burkina Faso
227@Niger
228@Togo
229@Benin
230@Mauritius
231@Liberia
232@Sierra Leone
233@Ghana
234@Nigeria
235@Chad
236@Central African Republic
237@Cameroon
238@Cape Verde
239@Sao Tome and Principe
240@Equatorial Guinea
241@Gabon
242@Congo
243@Congo
244@Angola
245@Guinea-Bissau
246@British Indian Ocean Territory
246@Diego Garcia
247@Ascension
248@Seychelles
249@Sudan
250@Rwanda
251@Ethiopia
252@Somalia
253@Djibouti
254@Kenya
255@Tanzania
255@Zanzibar
256@Uganda
257@Burundi
258@Mozambique
260@Zambia
261@Madagascar
262@Mayotte
262@Reunion
263@Zimbabwe
264@Namibia
265@Malawi
266@Lesotho
267@Botswana
268@Swaziland
269@Comoros
27@South Africa
290@Saint Helena
290@Tristan da Cunha
291@Eritrea
297@Aruba
298@Faroe Islands
299@Greenland
30@Greece
31@Netherlands
32@Belgium
33@France
34@Spain
350@Gibraltar
351@Portugal
352@Luxembourg
353@Ireland
354@Iceland
355@Albania
356@Malta
357@Cyprus
358@Aland Islands
358@Finland
359@Bulgaria
36@Hungary
370@Lithuania
371@Latvia
372@Estonia
373@Moldova
374@Armenia
375@Belarus
376@Andorra
377@Monaco
378@San Marino
379@Vatican
380@Ukraine
381@Serbia
382@Montenegro
385@Croatia
386@Slovenia
387@Bosnia and Herzegovina
389@Macedonia
39066@Vatican Holy See
39@Italy
40@Romania
41@Switzerland
420@Czech Republic
421@Slovakia
423@Liechtenstein
43@Austria
44@Guernsey
44@Isle of Man
44@Jersey
44@United Kingdom UK
45@Denmark
46@Sweden
47@Norway
47@Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
48@Poland
49@Germany
500@Falkland Islands
500@South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands
501@Belize
502@Guatemala
503@El Salvador
504@Honduras
505@Nicaragua
506@Costa Rica
507@Panama
508@Saint Pierre and Miquelon
509@Haiti
51@Peru
52@Mexico
5399@Guantanamo Bay Cuba
53@Cuba
54@Argentina
55@Brazil
56@Chile
56@Easter Island
57@Colombia
58@Venezuela
590@Guadeloupe
590@Saint Barthelemy
590@Saint Martin FR
591@Bolivia
592@Guyana
593@Ecuador
594@French Guiana
595@Paraguay
596@French Antilles
596@Martinique
597@Suriname
598@Uruguay
5993@Caribbean Netherlands
5993@Sint Eustatius
5994@Caribbean Netherlands
5994@Saba
5997@Bonaire
5997@Caribbean Netherlands
5999@Curacao
60@Malaysia
61@Australia
61@Christmas Island
61@Cocos Keeling Islands
62@Indonesia
63@Philippines
64@Chatham Island New Zealand
64@New Zealand
64@Pitcairn Islands
65@Singapore
66@Thailand
670@East Timor
672@Australian territories
672@Norfolk Island
673@Brunei Darussalam
674@Nauru
675@Papua New Guinea
676@Tonga
677@Solomon Islands
678@Vanuatu
679@Fiji
680@Palau
681@Wallis and Futuna
682@Cook Islands
683@Niue
685@Samoa
686@Kiribati
687@New Caledonia
688@Tuvalu
689@French Polynesia
690@Tokelau
691@Micronesia
692@Marshall Islands
7@Russia
76@Kazakhstan
77@Kazakhstan
800@International Freephone
808@International Shared Cost ISCS
81@Japan
82@South Korea
84@Vietnam
850@North Korea
852@Hong Kong
853@Macao
855@Cambodia
856@Laos
86@China
870@Inmarsat Satellite SNAC
878@UPT Universal Personal Telecommunications
880@Bangladesh
8810@ICO Global Satellite
8811@ICO Global Satellite
8812@Ellipso Satellite
8813@Ellipso Satellite
8816@Iridium Satellite
8817@Iridium Satellite
8818@Globalstar Satellite
8819@Globalstar Satellite
881@GMSS Global Mobile Satellite
88213@EMSAT Satellite
88216@Thuraya Satellite
886@Taiwan
90@Turkey
91@India
92@Pakistan
93@Afghanistan
94@Sri Lanka
95@Burma
960@Maldives
961@Lebanon
962@Jordan
963@Syria
964@Iraq
965@Kuwait
966@Saudi Arabia
967@Yemen
968@Oman
970@Palestine
971@United Arab Emirates UAE
972@Israel
973@Bahrain
974@Qatar
975@Bhutan
976@Mongolia
977@Nepal
98@Iran
992@Tajikistan
993@Turkmenistan
994@Azerbaijan
99534@South Ossetia
995@Georgia
996@Kyrgyzstan
998@Uzbekistan
EOHereDoc



#  Type of first argument term determines appropriate action;
#       To TEST whether term is an INTEGER, we could use:
#            [[ $term =~ ^-?[0-9]+$ ]]
#       but double brackets is a bashism, 
#       and =~ is supported only for bash 3.1 onwards.
#
#  awk matches, then PRINTS the appropriate FIELDS.
#        -F@ specifies field separator as @ in the phone data above.
#
printsep='"; "'
#          Be assured: semi-colon will not appear within country field,
#          which is useful to know for post-processing.
#
if [ "${term//[0-9]*}" = "" ]; then
     # yes, natural number -- so print country name:
     awk -F@ "\$1 ~ /^$term/ {print \$1 $printsep \$2}" $tmpf > $outf
else
     # no, has non-numerical characters -- so print telephone code:
     awk -F@ "\$2 ~  /$term/ {print \$1 $printsep \$2}" $tmpf > $outf
fi



#  display OUTPUT if non-zero size, otherwise generate error message:
#          remember to clean-up...
if [ -s  $outf ] ; then 
     cat $outf
     rm -f  $tmpf  $outf
else
     echo " !!  ${0##*/}: NULL response; check arguments and data."  1>&2
     rm -f  $tmpf  $outf
     exit 113
fi


exit 0
# _______________ EOS ::  END of Script ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::



#  StackOverflow: Test whether bash string is valid as an integer: 
#  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2210349/

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