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@captor/swift-mock

v0.1.4

Published

SWIFT mock that emulates SWIFT network, parse and generate SWIFT ISO 15022 messages.

Downloads

62

Readme

This is a fork of https://github.com/APshenkin/swift-mock with a few patches. Use at own risk.

SWIFT Mock

JavaScript SWIFT mock that can emulate SWIFT network, parse and generate SWIFT ISO 15022 messages. Swift parser was taked from swift-parser, but it was refactored (moving to ES6 syntax, update API). Mock and message generator were created from scratch.

Features

  • parse FIN MT message defined by the ISO 15022 standard
  • generate FIN MT messages
  • emulate SWIFT network

Limitations

  • cannot parse field 77E - message MT n98 Proprietary Message

Installation

$ npm install --save @captor/swift-mock

Usage

const Swift = require('@captor/swift-mock');

const swift = new Swift();


swift.on((msg) => {
    return msg.block1.receivingLtId === 'RMSFGB2LAXXX' && msg.block2.msgType === '502'
}, (msg) => {
    return [
        { block: 1, data: { ...msg.block1, sequenceNumber: 666666 } },
        { block: 2, data: { ...msg.block2 } },
        { block: 4, data: msg.extraBlocks.block4 },
        { block: 5, data: { ...msg.block5 } }]
})

swift.on((msg) => {
    return msg.block1.receivingLtId === 'RMSFGB2LAXXX' && msg.block2.msgType === '509'
}, (msg) => {
    return [
        { block: 1, data: { ...msg.block1, sequenceNumber: 300200 } },
        { block: 2, data: { ...msg.block2 } },
        { block: 4, data: msg.extraBlocks.block4 },
        { block: 5, data: { ...msg.block5 } },
        { block: 'S', data: { ...msg.blockS } }]
})


swift.run();

API

new SwiftParser([options])

Initializes a new instance of SWIFT Mock using given metadata. If metadata is omitted, the default metadata is used.

options Parameters

  • in - folder, from where mock will take messages (default: ./in)
  • out - folder, where mock will store answers for messages (default: ./out)
  • logLevel - logging level (default: 0)
  • fieldPatterns - path to block 4 field patterns
  • saveIncomingMessages - save parsed incoming messages in memory (default: false)
  • delete - delete incoming messages after reading (default: false)
  • elastic - format log messages in Elastic format or not (default: false)
  • persistent - indicates whether the process should continue to run as long as files are being watched. (default: true)

swift.parse(swift)

Parses the swift message. The line breaks of swift must be in Unix format (\n).

const Swift = require('./parser/swift');
const swift = new Swift();
const fs = require('fs');

const file = fs.readFileSync('./files/SWIFT_509.fin', { encoding: 'UTF-8' });

const ast = swift.parse(file)

swift.generate(data)

Generate swift message. data should be array of blocks. Blocks order will be the same as in array.

const Swift = require('./parser/swift');
const swift = new Swift();

const message = swift.generate([
  {
    block: 1, data: {
      "applicationId": "F",
      "serviceId": "21",
      "receivingLtId": "RMSFGB2LAXXX",
      "sessionNumber": "0094",
      "sequenceNumber": "049783"
    }
  },
  {
    block: 2, data: {
      "direction": "O",
      "msgType": "509",
      "inputTime": "1606",
      "inputDate": "170725",
      "bic": "SOPPLULXAXXX",
      "sessionNumber": "5416",
      "sequenceNumber": "290317",
      "outputDate": "170725",
      "outputTime": "1506",
      "prio": "N"
    }
  },
  {
    block: 3, data: {
      "108": "MF00000000000022"
    }
  },
  {
    block: 4, data: [
      {
        "type": "16",
        "option": "R",
        "fieldValue": "GENL",
        "content": ":16R:GENL"
      },
      {
        "type": "20",
        "option": "C",
        "fieldValue": ":SEME//MF00000000000022",
        "content": ":20C::SEME//MF00000000000022"
      },
      {
        "type": "16",
        "option": "S",
        "fieldValue": "SETDET",
        "content": ":16S:SETDET"
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    block: 5, data: {
      "MAC": "00000000",
      "CHK": "11E37804E6A0"
    }
  },
  {
    block: 'S', data: {
      "SAC": undefined,
      "COP": "P"
    }
  }
]);

Below are rules how to build blocks.

Block 1

Data should be a object with required fields or string

let block = {
  block: 1, data: {
    "applicationId": "F",
    "serviceId": "21",
    "receivingLtId": "RMSFGB2LAXXX",
    "sessionNumber": "0094",
    "sequenceNumber": "049783"
  }
}

or

let block = 'F21RMSFGB2LAXXX0094002855'

Block 2

Data should be a object with required fields or string

let block = {
  block: 2, data: {
    "direction": "O",
    "msgType": "509",
    "inputTime": "1606",
    "inputDate": "170725",
    "bic": "SOPPLULXAXXX",
    "sessionNumber": "5416",
    "sequenceNumber": "290317",
    "outputDate": "170725",
    "outputTime": "1506",
    "prio": "N"
  }
}

or

let block = 'I502SOPPLULXXXXXN'

Block 3

Data should be an object with depth === 1

let block = {
  block: 3, data: {
    "108": "MF00000000000022"
  }
}

Block 4

Data should be an object with depth === 1 or should be an array of fields in valid format. There is two strategy to take values:

  • content
  • combine

content:

let block = {
  block: 4, data: {
    "177": "1707251406",
    "451": "0"
  }
}

or

//content strategy
let block = {
  block: 4, data: [
    {
      "content": ":16R:GENL"
    },
    {
      "content": ":20C::SEME//MF00000000000022"
    },
    {
      "content": ":16S:SETDET"
    }
  ]
}

or

//combine stategy
let block = {
  block: 4, strategy: 'combine', data: [
    {
      "type": "16",
      "option": "R",
      "fieldValue": "GENL"
    },
    {
      "type": "20",
      "option": "C",
      "fieldValue": ":SEME//MF00000000000022"
    },
    {
      "type": "16",
      "option": "S",
      "fieldValue": "SETDET"
    }
  ]
}

Block 5

Data should be an object with depth === 1

let block = {
  block: 5, data: {
    "MAC": "00000000",
    "CHK": "577F2F5104EA"
  }
}

Block S

Data should be an object with depth === 1

let block = {
  block: 'S', data: {
    "SAC": undefined,
    "COP": "P"
  }
}

Values that are undefined will displays like this {SAC:}

swift.on(predicate, callback)

Create a listener that will check incoming messages by predicate function and do callback. For swift.on only first passed predicate will be applied

  • predicate - function
  • callback - function
swift.on((msg) => {
    return msg.block1.receivingLtId === 'RMSFGB2LAXXX' && msg.block2.msgType === '509'
}, (msg) => {
    return [
        { block: 1, data: { ...msg.block1, sequenceNumber: 300200 } },
        { block: 2, data: { ...msg.block2 } },
        { block: 4, data: msg.extraBlocks.block4 },
        { block: 5, data: { ...msg.block5 } },
        { block: 'S', data: { ...msg.blockS } }]
})

###swift.onEvery(predicate, callback) Create a listener that will check incoming messages by predicate function and do callback. For swift.onEvery every passed predicate will be applied

  • predicate - function
  • callback - function
swift.on((msg) => {
    return msg.block1.receivingLtId === 'RMSFGB2LAXXX' && msg.block2.msgType === '509'
}, (msg) => {
    return [
        { block: 1, data: { ...msg.block1, sequenceNumber: 300200 } },
        { block: 2, data: { ...msg.block2 } },
        { block: 4, data: msg.extraBlocks.block4 },
        { block: 5, data: { ...msg.block5 } },
        { block: 'S', data: { ...msg.blockS } }]
})

swift.send(message, outPath)

Place swift message to outPath folder. Message could be a string or array of blocks.

  • message - string or array of blocks
  • filenamePrefix - outgoing filename prefix (default: '');
  • outPath - output folder path (default: this.outputFolder);
swift.send([
  {
    block: 1, data: {
      "applicationId": "F",
      "serviceId": "21",
      "receivingLtId": "RMSFGB2LAXXX",
      "sessionNumber": "0094",
      "sequenceNumber": "049783"
    }
  },
  {
    block: 2, data: {
      "direction": "O",
      "msgType": "509",
      "inputTime": "1606",
      "inputDate": "170725",
      "bic": "SOPPLULXAXXX",
      "sessionNumber": "5416",
      "sequenceNumber": "290317",
      "outputDate": "170725",
      "outputTime": "1506",
      "prio": "N"
    }
  }])

swift.run()

Start swift listener

swift.close()

Stop swift listener

swift.cleanMessages()

Clean saved incoming messages

swift.getMessages()

Get incoming messages

swift.cleanListeners()

Clean listeners

Current State

swift-mock is in its early days. Any feedback, issues, and pull requests are welcome.

License

MIT © Apshenkin