French-ssn NPM

🇫🇷 French Social Security Number Parser

"A la carte" parsing, validation and creation of French Social Security Numbers (named by French people as "Carte Vitale", "Numéro de sécu", "Numéro de sécurité sociale", "NIR", "Carte de sécu" ...)

Installation

yarn add french-ssn

npm i --save french-ssn

Usage

import SSN from "french-ssn"

SSN.parse("2 55 08 14 168 025 38")
/*
{
  provisional: false,
  gender: {
    name: 'female',
    title: 'Mme',
  },
  approximateAge: 62,
  birth: {
    month: {
      name: 'août',
      index: 8
    },
    year: 1955,
    approximateDate: 1955-08-17T00:00:00.000Z,
    country: {
      insee: '100',
      name: 'France'
    },
    county: {
      insee: '14',
      name: 'Calvados'
    },
    city: {
      insee: '14168'
    }
  }
}
*/

SSN.validate("2 55 08 14 168 025 12") // false
SSN.validate("2 55 08 14 168 025 38") // true
SSN.getControlKey("2 55 08 14 168 025") // "38"
SSN.make({ gender: 1, month: 5, year: 78, place: "99330", rank: 108 }) // "178059933010817"
SSN.format("178059933010817") // "1 78 05 99 330 108 17"

Api

Method	arguments	returned value	throws
`parse`	`ssn: string \\| number` : You may provide your ssn in various formats : a number with 15 digits, a string, with or without spaces, or any other delimiting character	an object containing information about the ssn owner	will throw if ssn is not correctly formated or if control key does not match. Will not throw if information provided does not make sense, information will simply be marked as "unknown". Eg: `parse("0 ...").gender = { unknown: true }`
`validate`	`ssn: string \\| number`	`boolean` (this is only a convenience function, it calls `parse` under the hood in a try catch block)	never
`getControlKey`	`partialSSN: string \\| number` : The first 13 characters of the ssn	`string` : the control key (2 digits between "01" and "97")	will throw if ssn is not correctly formated
`make`	`params: { gender: string? \\| number?, month: string? \\| number?, year: string? \\| number?, place: string? \\| number?, rank: string? \\| number?, controlKey: string? \\| number? }`	`string` Mostly useful for tests, this function creates an SSN with the given params. If controlKey is not provided it is auto filled with a valid value. All named parameters of the function are optionnal.
`format`	`params: string \\| number`	`string` it prints an SSN nicely with spaces	will throw if ssn is not correctly formated

Features

Corsica (2A, 2B)
DOM-TOM
Birth in Foreign countries
Birth in Algeria before 1962
Birth in Morocco or Tunisia before 1964
No dependencies (only dev dependencies)

Contributing

Please fork this package, and run

yarn install
yarn test

Issues

Something is not working as expected? Some data is wrong? Documentation is missing? You need a different feature / API? Please file an issue, we'll be in touch.