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@postilion/models

v1.1.7

Published

#### Company name: string Long-form identifier e.g. Apple Inc., Ross Stores Inc. ticker: string Short-form identifier e.g. AAPL, ROST

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Readme

Models

These are the models used by @postilion for all of it's business logic; extracted to a separate repo for modularity

Company

name: string				Long-form identifier e.g. Apple Inc., Ross Stores Inc.
ticker: string				Short-form identifier e.g. AAPL, ROST

ref: string					Institution that manages exchanges e.g. Securities and Exchanges Commission
refId: string				Identifier given by ref organization
refIndustryId: string		Identifier given by ref for it's industry
exchange: string			The exchange that the company trades on e.g. NYSE, NASDAQ, CBOE

fiscalYearEnd: Date			The fiscal year end date for this organization

state: string				?
country: string;			?
address: string;			?

createdAt: Date;			When was the company created
updatedAt: Date;			When was the company last updated

Filing

company: Company			ID for the company that created this filing
type: string				Type of filing e.g. 10-K, 10-Q, S-2
status: string				Status of the filing e.g. seeded, crawling, downloaded

url: string				The location where this filing can be found
name: string				Name of the filing as reported at the url it was found

period: Date				What date did this filing start at
fiscalYearEnd: Date			What is the fiscal year end for this filing
publishedAt: Date			Date that the recieving organization published it to the source location
filedAt: Date				Date that the company filed this filing
acceptedAt: Date;			Date that the filing was accepted to the source location

source: string				The location where this filing was published to
refId: string				Unique identifier for the source location
accessionNumber: string			Unique identifier for the source location
fileNumber: string			?

createdAt: Date				Date this filing was created
updatedAt: Date				Date this filing was last updated

Filing Document

filing: Filing				Filing that this document comes from
company: Company			Company that this document comes from

type: string				Filing document type e.g. instance, calculation, label

status: string				Status of this document e.g. seed, downloading, crawled
statusReason: string			Long-form explanation of the status

sequenceNumber: string			Which order was this document when reported

fileName: string			Name of the file
fileType: string			Type of file e.g. .xsd, .xls, .csv
fileSize: string			Size of the file

fileDescription: string			?
fileUrl: string				Where this document can be found at

createdAt: Date				Date when this document was introduced
updatedAt: Date				Date when this document was last updated