bn3t / coda-rs

Utility to parse coda files

coda-rs - Parse Coda files

Utility to parse coda files (https://www.febelfin.be/sites/default/files/files/standard-coda-2.5-en.pdf).

This is a utility to tail text from an HTTP endpoint. It works similarly to doing tail -f with a local file. Typically, the source should be a growing text file (like a log file) served by a server supporting the Range header in http.

Usage

$ coda-rs -h                                                                                                            Usage:
    coda-rs [OPTIONS] CODA

Parse coda files

positional arguments:
  coda                  Coda file to parse

optional arguments:
  -h,--help             show this help message and exit
  -j,--json             Convert coda files to json
  -e,--encoding ENCODING
                        Encoding for reading, use a whatwg label - See
                        https://encoding.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-encoding-get
                        (default to utf-8)
  -v,--version          Show version

Example

# To read a file in windows-1252 (aka iso-8859-1, aka cp1252, aka latin1)
$ coda-rs --json -e latin1 FILE.CD2

Features

• Parse Header
• Parse old balance (1)
• Parse movement record (2.1)
• Parse movement record (2.2)
• Parse movement record (2.3)
• Specify encoding for reading (default to utf-8)
• Parse information record (3.1)
• Parse information record (3.2)
• Parse information record (3.3)
• Parse free communication (4)
• Parse new balance (8)
• Parse trailer record (9)
• Generate JSON file
• Support account number and currency code (see 7.5 of spec)
• Trim text
• Load multiple files
• Sort by file reference

TODO

• Support bigdecimal
• Support Structured/Unstructured communication
• JSON in array
• User friendly : List headers / oldbalance / newbalance
• List movements
• Create db (sqllite?)
• Handle globalisation
• Check the file is a valid coda file
• Add Enum for reason (2.2 - 113)
• Add code documentation

coda-rs's Issues

Warnings and formatting

I've started playing around with your project and I think I'm going to use and tinker with it a bit to integrate it in a java application. Would you be interested in a PR fixing warnings, applying rustfmt and edition 2018 changes to the repo or would you rather I don't touch the current style of files?