simple_cpf_cnpj¶ ↑

Versão em Português: README-pt.md

The gem simple_cpf_cnpj provides the module CpfCnpj, which has utility methods for dealing with CPFs and CNPJs.

A CPF is a Brazilian federal ID number issued to natural persons, and a CNPJ is its counterpart for juridic persons (companies and the like).

The module provides methods to differentiate a CPF from a CNPJ, format, and validate the numbers by verifying the check digits.

Compatibility¶ ↑

The code is tested with MRI Ruby 2.0-3.2, JRuby, and TruffleRuby.

Installation¶ ↑

Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

gem 'simple_cpf_cnpj'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install simple_cpf_cnpj

Usage¶ ↑

The full documentation can be found at: docs.dsantosdev.com/simple_cpf_cnpj/

If necessary for your installation, add this to your code in the appropriate place:

require 'simple_cpf_cnpj'

CPF/CNPJ representation¶ ↑

The methods in this module expect CPFs/CNPJs to be passed as strings comprised only of numeric characters. If the string you have is formatted, it’s up to you to remove the punctuation before calling CpfCnpj methods.

Here’s an example of how to do that:

CpfCnpj.valid_cpf?(formatted_cpf.gsub(/\D/, ''))

Validating CPFs and CNPJs¶ ↑

Use CpfCnpj.valid_cpf?, CpfCnpj.valid_cnpj?, or CpfCnpj.valid_cpf_cnpj? to check if a number is valid.

CpfCnpj.valid_cpf?("12345678900") # invalid
# => false
CpfCnpj.valid_cpf?("11026822840") # valid
# => true
CpfCnpj.valid_cnpj?("12345678000100") # invalid
# => false
CpfCnpj.valid_cnpj?("63871464000193") # valid
# => true
CpfCnpj.valid_cpf_cnpj?("11026822840") # valid CPF
# => true
CpfCnpj.valid_cpf_cnpj?("63871464000193") # valid CNPJ
# => true

Formatting CPFs and CNPJs¶ ↑

Use CpfCnpj.format to get a formatted representation of a CPF or CNPJ.

CpfCnpj.format("12345678987") # 11 characters (CPF)
# => "123.456.789-87"
CpfCnpj.format("01234567000198") # 14 characters (CNPJ)
# => "01.234.567/0001-98"

Telling CPFs and CNPJs apart¶ ↑

Use CpfCnpj.type_of to determine if a number is a CPF or a CNPJ. Note that this check is only based on the length of the string. The actual characters in the string aren’t checked at all.

CpfCnpj.type_of("12345678987") # 11 characters
# => :cpf
CpfCnpj.type_of("123456789876") # 12 characters
# => nil
CpfCnpj.type_of("01234567000198") # 14 characters
# => :cnpj

Development¶ ↑

Note: this is not necessary in order to use the gem, only to make changes or run the included tests.

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake test to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

Contributing¶ ↑

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub: github.com/DaviMedrade/simple_cpf_cnpj/issues

License and copyright¶ ↑

This software is released under the MIT license, which can be found in the file LICENSE.