nacha
NACHA is a fixed sized record format used to represent financial transactions composed like this:
FileHeader
CompanyBatchHeader
EntryDetail
EntryDetailAddendum
...
...
CompanyBatchControl
...
FileControl
which we express using bryl. Writing is done like this:
with open('sample.nacha', 'w') as fo:
writer = nacha.Writer(fo)
with writer.begin_file(
...
):
with writer.begin_company_batch(
...
):
writer.entry(...):
...
...Reading is done by iterating records like this:
with open('sample.nacha', 'r') as fo:
reader = Reader(fo, include_terminal=True)
for record, terminal in reader:
...Or structured like this:
with open('sample.nacha', 'r') as fo:
reader = Reader(fo)
reader.file_header()
for company_batch_header in reader.company_batches():
for entry_detail, entry_addenda in reader.entries():
...
reader.company_batch_control()
reader.file_control()use
$ pip install py-nachadev
$ git clone git@github.com:DisruptiveLabs/nacha.git
$ cd nacha
$ mkvirtualenv nacha
(nacha)$ pip install -e .[tests]
(nacha)$ py.test tests.py --cov=nacha --cov-report term-missingrelease
Now that all tests are passing:
- Update
nacha.__version__to new{version}. - Commit that
git commit -am "Release v{version}" - Tag it
git tag -a v{version} -v v{version} - Push it
git push origin --tags
and travis will take it from there.
