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finciero-transaction-builder

v1.0.5

Published

Bank transaction model for Finciero

Downloads

2

Readme

Transaction

This class handles validation and formatting of bank transactions to be used in Yakuza scripts.

Requiring

const Transaction = require('./transaction');
const t = new Transaction() // Instance new transaction
  // or
const t = new Transaction(object)

This new instance should check every key of the given object. Only let pass valid keys of the list defined inside this module.

Example of valid transactions object.

{
  'date': '01/02/2014',
  'kind': 'normal',
  'balance': 0,
  'charge': 15000,
  'deposit': 0,
  'description': 'Giro cajero automático',
  'extendedDescription': '',
  'dues': {
    'current': 1,
    'total': 1
  },
  'interestRate': 0,
  'serial': '',
  'usd': 0
}

Setters & getters

Setters and getters are pattern matched functions that behave depending on wether an argument was passed or not.

Date Date can be passed as a formatted string. Only in format dd/mm/yyyy where day and month are allowed to be prefixed by a 0

Set:

t.date('12/11/2004'); // Valid
t.date('2-11-2004'); // Invalid
t.date('12132012'); // Invalid
t.date('32/12/2013'); // Invalid, day out of range

Get:

t.date(); // Returns a string formatted as *dd/mm/yyyy* and prefixes day and month with a *0* when necessary

Kind Kind must be a string and must be in the list of valid types (default is "normal")

Set:

t.kind("normal"); // Valid
t.kind("due"); // Valid
t.kind("snoop dog") // Invalid

Get:

t.kind()

Balance, charge and deposit Balance, charge and deposit must be a valid number, greater or equal to 0.

Set:

  t.balance(10000) // Valid
  t.balance(-1000) // Invalid
  t.charge(10000) // Valid
  t.charge(-1000) // Invalid
  t.deposit(10000) // Valid
t.deposit(-1000) // Invalid

Get:

t.balance()
t.charge()
t.deposit()

Description Description must be a valid string and not empty.

Set:

t.description('Cargo por servicio')

Get:

t.description()

Extended description Extended description must be a valid string and can be empty.

Set:

t.extendedDescription('Santiago') // Valid
t.extendedDescription('') // Valid

Get:

t.extendedDescription()

Dues Dues receives an object with current and total fields. Where both must be integers bigger than 0 and current cannot be bigger than total

Set:

t.dues({current: 1, total: 12}); // Valid
t.dues({current: 3, total: 2}); // Invalid
t.dues({current: 3}); // Invalid

Get:

t.dues(); // Returns: {current: ..., total: ...}

Interest Rate Interest must be a number, greater or equal than 0.

Set:

t.intersestRate(0.1)

Get:

t.interestRate()

Serial Serial must be a valid string, can be empty

Set:

t.serial('00023124412')

Get:

t.serial()

Usd Serial must be a valid string, can be empty

Set:

t.usd('15.44')

Get:

t.usd()

Also we can pass an object directly to the new instance:

const t = new Transactions({
  'date': '01/06/2014',
  'kind': 'normal',
  'balance': 0,
  'charge': 15000,
  'deposit': 0,
  'description': 'Giro cajero automatico'
});
t.build();

This automatically check every key and value and create a new object with each value.

Building the transaction

Once all attributes have been set, you can retrieve a final transaction object with the build method.

t.build(); // Returns {description: 'Foo', 'date': '01/01/2001' ... }

This method creates a new object if no exception has been triggered

Transactions object MUST contain

{
  'date': '...',
  'description': '...',
  'charge': '...',
  'balance': '...',
  'deposit': '...',
  'kind': : '...'
}

Optional values:

{
  'extendedDescription': '...', // defaul value ''
  'serial': '...', // defaul value ''
  'dues': {
      'current': '...', // defaul value 1
      'total': '...', // defaul value 1
  },
  'interest_rate': '...' // defaul value 0
  'usd': '...' // defaul value 0
}

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