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README
Bankster 
An easy to use Elixir validator for IBAN account and BIC numbers. It includes IBAN rules for 115 countries and validation for BIC numbers.
- IBAN validation is done using format, country, length and checksum.
- BIC validation is done using format.
Installation
The package can be installed as Hex package:
- Add bankster to your list of dependencies in
mix.exs:
def deps do
[{:bankster, "~> 0.3.2"}]
end
- Run
mix deps.getto fetch the package from hex
Usage
Validate IBANs
You can either use Bankster.iban_valid?/1 or Bankster.Iban.valid?/1 to validate IBANs.
iex> Bankster.iban_valid?("NOTVALID")
false
iex> Bankster.Iban.valid?("NOTVALID")
false
Validation with errors
Beside the boolean validation function, Bankster offers a validation function which returns the corresponding error.
Like the other validation, you can use Bankster.iban_validate/1 or Bankster.Iban.validate/1 to validate IBANs.
iex> Bankster.iban_validate("NOTVALID")
{:error, :invalid_country}
iex> Bankster.Iban.validate("DK8387188644726815223423423423423423423")
{:error, :invalid_length}
iex> Bankster.Iban.validate("DK83 8718 8644 7268 15")
{:ok, "DK8387188644726815"}
Validate BICs
Validating BICs works the same way as already shown for IBANs.
So you can either use Bankster.bic_valid?/1 or Bankster.Bic.valid?/1 to validate BICs.
iex> Bankster.bic_valid?("NOTVALID")
false
iex> Bankster.Bic.valid?("NOTVALID")
false
License
Bankster source code is released under MIT License. Check LICENSE file for more information.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the bankster README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.