const hasLetters = (value: string) => Boolean(value.match(/[a-zA-Z]/))
const hasPunctuations = (value: string) => Boolean(value.match(/[^a-zA-Z0-9\(\)\-\ .+]/))
const getNumbersOnly = (value: string) => value.replace(/\D/g, '')
const parsePhoneNumber = (value: string) => 
    (getNumbersOnly(value).match(/(\d{0,1})\ {0,1}(\d{3})(\d{7})$/) || []).slice(1)

export const clean = (phoneNumber: string): string => {
  const [countryCode, areaCode, exchangeCode] = parsePhoneNumber(phoneNumber)

  if (hasLetters(phoneNumber)) {
    throw new Error('Letters not permitted')
  } else if (hasPunctuations(phoneNumber)) {
    throw new Error('Punctuations not permitted')
  } else if (getNumbersOnly(phoneNumber).length > 11) {
    throw new Error('More than 11 digits')
  } else if (exchangeCode === undefined || areaCode === undefined) {
    throw new Error('Incorrect number of digits')
  } else if (countryCode && countryCode === '2') {
    throw new Error('11 digits must start with 1')
  } else if (countryCode && countryCode !== '1') {
    throw new Error('More than 11 digits')
  } else if (areaCode?.[0] === '0') {
    throw new Error('Area code cannot start with zero')
  } else if (areaCode?.[0] === '1') {
    throw new Error('Area code cannot start with one')
  } else if (exchangeCode === undefined || exchangeCode?.[0] === '0') {
    throw new Error('Exchange code cannot start with zero')
  } else if (exchangeCode?.[0] === '1') {
    throw new Error('Exchange code cannot start with one')
  }

  return `${areaCode}${exchangeCode}`
}