class v2(object):
xmlversion = Types.OneOf('1.0',)
encoding = Types.OneOf('UTF-8',)
standalone = Types.OneOf('no',)
ofxheader = Types.OneOf(200,)
version = Types.OneOf(200, 201, 202, 203, 210, 211, 220)
security = Types.OneOf('NONE', 'TYPE1')
oldfileuid = Types.String(36)
newfileuid = Types.String(36)
regex = re.compile(r"""(<\?xml\s+
(version=\"(?P<XMLVERSION>[\d.]+)\")?\s*
(encoding=\"(?P<ENCODING>[\w-]+)\")?\s*
(standalone=\"(?P<STANDALONE>[\w]+)\")?\s*
\?>)\s*
<\?OFX\s+
OFXHEADER=\"(?P<OFXHEADER>\d+)\"\s+
VERSION=\"(?P<VERSION>\d+)\"\s+
SECURITY=\"(?P<SECURITY>[\w]+)\"\s+
OLDFILEUID=\"(?P<OLDFILEUID>[\w-]+)\"\s+
NEWFILEUID=\"(?P<NEWFILEUID>[\w-]+)\"\s*
\?>\s*""", re.VERBOSE)
def __init__(self, version, xmlversion=None, encoding=None,
standalone=None, ofxheader=None, security=None,
oldfileuid=None, newfileuid=None):
try:
self.version = int(version)
self.xmlversion = xmlversion or '1.0'
self.encoding = encoding or 'UTF-8'
self.standalone = standalone or 'no'
self.ofxheader = int(ofxheader or 200)
self.security = security or 'NONE'
self.oldfileuid = oldfileuid or 'NONE'
self.newfileuid = newfileuid or 'NONE'
except ValueError as e:
raise OFXHeaderError('Invalid OFX header - %s' % e.args[0])
def __str__(self):
# XML header
xmlfields = (('version', self.xmlversion),
('encoding', self.encoding),
('standalone', self.standalone),
)
xmlattrs = ['='.join((attr, '"%s"' %val)) for attr,val in xmlfields]
xml_decl = '<?xml %s?>' % ' '.join(xmlattrs)
fields = (('OFXHEADER', str(self.ofxheader)),
('VERSION', str(self.version)),
('SECURITY', self.security),
('OLDFILEUID', self.oldfileuid),
('NEWFILEUID', self.newfileuid),
)
attrs = ['='.join((attr, '"%s"' %val)) for attr,val in fields]
ofx_decl = '<?OFX %s?>' % ' '.join(attrs)
return '\r\n'.join((xml_decl, ofx_decl))
class v1(object):
ofxheader = Types.OneOf(100,)
data = Types.OneOf('OFXSGML',)
version = Types.OneOf(102, 103, 151, 160)
security = Types.OneOf('NONE', 'TYPE1')
encoding = Types.OneOf('USASCII','UNICODE', 'UTF-8')
charset = Types.OneOf('ISO-8859-1', '1252', 'NONE')
compression = Types.OneOf('NONE',)
oldfileuid = Types.String(36)
newfileuid = Types.String(36)
regex = re.compile(r"""\s*
OFXHEADER:(?P<OFXHEADER>\d+)\s+
DATA:(?P<DATA>[A-Z]+)\s+
VERSION:(?P<VERSION>\d+)\s+
SECURITY:(?P<SECURITY>[\w]+)\s+
ENCODING:(?P<ENCODING>[A-Z]+)\s+
CHARSET:(?P<CHARSET>\w+)\s+
COMPRESSION:(?P<COMPRESSION>[A-Z]+)\s+
OLDFILEUID:(?P<OLDFILEUID>[\w-]+)\s+
NEWFILEUID:(?P<NEWFILEUID>[\w-]+)\s+
""", re.VERBOSE)
def __init__(self, version, ofxheader=None, data=None, security=None,
encoding=None, charset=None, compression=None,
oldfileuid=None, newfileuid=None):
try:
self.ofxheader = int(ofxheader or 100)
self.data = data or 'OFXSGML'
self.version = int(version)
self.security = security or 'NONE'
self.encoding = encoding or 'USASCII'
self.charset = charset or 'NONE'
self.compression = compression or 'NONE'
self.oldfileuid = oldfileuid or 'NONE'
self.newfileuid = newfileuid or 'NONE'
except ValueError as e:
raise OFXHeaderError('Invalid OFX header - %s' % e.args[0])
def __str__(self):
# Flat text header
fields = ( ('OFXHEADER', str(self.ofxheader)),
('DATA', self.data),
('VERSION', str(self.version)),
('SECURITY', self.security),
('ENCODING', self.encoding),
('CHARSET', self.charset),
('COMPRESSION', self.compression),
('OLDFILEUID', self.oldfileuid),
('NEWFILEUID', self.newfileuid),
)
lines = [':'.join(field) for field in fields]
lines = '\r\n'.join(lines)
lines += '\r\n'*2
return lines
class OFXHeaderV2(OFXHeaderBase):
"""Header for OFX version 2"""
ofxheader = Types.OneOf(200)
version = Types.OneOf(200, 201, 202, 203, 210, 211, 220)
security = Types.OneOf("NONE", "TYPE1")
oldfileuid = Types.String(36)
newfileuid = Types.String(36)
regex = re.compile(
r"""<\?OFX\s+
OFXHEADER=\"(?P<ofxheader>\d+)\"\s+
VERSION=\"(?P<version>\d+)\"\s+
SECURITY=\"(?P<security>[\w]+)\"\s+
OLDFILEUID=\"(?P<oldfileuid>[\w-]+)\"\s+
NEWFILEUID=\"(?P<newfileuid>[\w-]+)\"\s*
\?>\s*""",
re.VERBOSE,
)
# UTF-8 encoding required by OFXv2 spec; explicitly listed here to
# conform to v1 class interface above.
codec = "utf_8"
def __init__(
self,
version: Union[int, str],
ofxheader: Optional[int] = None,
security: Optional[str] = None,
oldfileuid: Optional[str] = None,
newfileuid: Optional[str] = None,
):
try:
self.version = int(version)
self.ofxheader = int(ofxheader or 200)
self.security = security or "NONE"
self.oldfileuid = oldfileuid or "NONE"
self.newfileuid = newfileuid or "NONE"
except ValueError as err:
raise OFXHeaderError(f"Invalid OFX header - {err.args[0]}")
def __str__(self) -> str:
# XML header
xml_decl = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>'
fields = (
("OFXHEADER", str(self.ofxheader)),
("VERSION", str(self.version)),
("SECURITY", self.security),
("OLDFILEUID", self.oldfileuid),
("NEWFILEUID", self.newfileuid),
)
attrs = ["=".join((attr, '"{}"'.format(val))) for attr, val in fields]
ofx_decl = "<?OFX {}?>".format(" ".join(attrs))
return "\r\n".join((xml_decl, ofx_decl, ""))
class v2(object):
ofxheader = Types.OneOf(200, )
version = Types.OneOf(200, 201, 202, 203, 210, 211, 220)
security = Types.OneOf('NONE', 'TYPE1')
oldfileuid = Types.String(36)
newfileuid = Types.String(36)
regex = re.compile(
r"""<\?OFX\s+
OFXHEADER=\"(?P<ofxheader>\d+)\"\s+
VERSION=\"(?P<version>\d+)\"\s+
SECURITY=\"(?P<security>[\w]+)\"\s+
OLDFILEUID=\"(?P<oldfileuid>[\w-]+)\"\s+
NEWFILEUID=\"(?P<newfileuid>[\w-]+)\"\s*
\?>\s*""", re.VERBOSE)
codec = 'utf8'
def __init__(self,
version,
xmlversion=None,
encoding=None,
standalone=None,
ofxheader=None,
security=None,
oldfileuid=None,
newfileuid=None):
try:
self.version = int(version)
self.ofxheader = int(ofxheader or 200)
self.security = security or 'NONE'
self.oldfileuid = oldfileuid or 'NONE'
self.newfileuid = newfileuid or 'NONE'
except ValueError as e:
raise OFXHeaderError('Invalid OFX header - %s' % e.args[0])
def __str__(self):
# XML header
xml_decl = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>'
fields = (
('OFXHEADER', str(self.ofxheader)),
('VERSION', str(self.version)),
('SECURITY', self.security),
('OLDFILEUID', self.oldfileuid),
('NEWFILEUID', self.newfileuid),
)
attrs = ['='.join((attr, '"%s"' % val)) for attr, val in fields]
ofx_decl = '<?OFX %s?>' % ' '.join(attrs)
return '\r\n'.join((xml_decl, ofx_decl))
class OFXHeaderV1(OFXHeaderBase):
"""Header for OFX version 1"""
ofxheader = Types.OneOf(100)
data = Types.OneOf("OFXSGML")
version = Types.OneOf(102, 103, 151, 160)
security = Types.OneOf("NONE", "TYPE1")
encoding = Types.OneOf("USASCII", "UNICODE", "UTF-8")
# DRY - mapping of CHARSET: codec used below in codec()
# https://docs.python.org/3/library/codecs.html#standard-encodings
codecs = {"ISO-8859-1": "latin_1", "1252": "cp1252", "NONE": "utf_8"}
charset = Types.OneOf(*codecs.keys())
compression = Types.OneOf("NONE")
oldfileuid = Types.String(36)
newfileuid = Types.String(36)
# 1) Although the OFX spec requires formatting OFX headers as
# "HEADER:VALUE", apparently some FIs are inserting whitespace between
# the colon and the header value. We'll allow this noncompliant
# format, because it's pretty harmless.
#
# 2) The OFXv1 spec doesn't require line breaks between header fields,
# and # apparently some FIs are sending OFX files (including header)
# all as one line.
#
# 3) The OFXv1 spec requires a line break between the OFX header and
# the SGML data, but some FIs disregard this requirement. We allow it.
# Therefore the regex doesn't capture whitespace at the end of the header;
# instead ``parse_header()`` strips whitespace from the start of the data.
regex = re.compile(
r"""\s*
OFXHEADER:\s*(?P<OFXHEADER>\d+)\s*
DATA:\s*(?P<DATA>[A-Z]+)\s*
VERSION:\s*(?P<VERSION>\d+)\s*
SECURITY:\s*(?P<SECURITY>[\w]+)\s*
ENCODING:\s*(?P<ENCODING>[A-Z0-9-]+)\s*
CHARSET:\s*(?P<CHARSET>[\w-]+)\s*
COMPRESSION:\s*(?P<COMPRESSION>[A-Z]+)\s*
OLDFILEUID:\s*(?P<OLDFILEUID>[\w-]+)\s*
NEWFILEUID:\s*(?P<NEWFILEUID>[\w-]+)
""",
re.VERBOSE,
)
@property
def codec(self) -> str:
"""
String codec used to decode OFX message body.
Maps from OFX character set name to Python codec name.
"""
return self.codecs[self.charset]
def __init__(
self,
version: Union[int, str],
ofxheader: Optional[int] = None,
data: Optional[str] = None,
security: Optional[str] = None,
encoding: Optional[str] = None,
charset: Optional[str] = None,
compression: Optional[str] = None,
oldfileuid: Optional[str] = None,
newfileuid: Optional[str] = None,
):
try:
self.ofxheader = int(ofxheader or 100)
self.data = data or "OFXSGML"
self.version = int(version)
self.security = security or "NONE"
self.encoding = encoding or "USASCII"
self.charset = charset or "NONE"
self.compression = compression or "NONE"
self.oldfileuid = oldfileuid or "NONE"
self.newfileuid = newfileuid or "NONE"
except ValueError as err:
raise OFXHeaderError(f"Invalid OFX header - {err.args[0]}")
def __str__(self) -> str:
# Flat text header
fields = (
("OFXHEADER", str(self.ofxheader)),
("DATA", self.data),
("VERSION", str(self.version)),
("SECURITY", self.security),
("ENCODING", self.encoding),
("CHARSET", self.charset),
("COMPRESSION", self.compression),
("OLDFILEUID", self.oldfileuid),
("NEWFILEUID", self.newfileuid),
)
lines = "\r\n".join([":".join(field) for field in fields])
# More recent versions of the OFXv1 spec require newlines to demarcate
# the message header from the message body
lines += "\r\n" * 2
return lines
class OFXHeaderV1(OFXHeaderBase):
""" Header for OFX version 1 """
ofxheader = Types.OneOf(100)
data = Types.OneOf("OFXSGML")
version = Types.OneOf(102, 103, 151, 160)
security = Types.OneOf("NONE", "TYPE1")
encoding = Types.OneOf("USASCII", "UNICODE", "UTF-8")
# DRY - mapping of CHARSET: codec used below in codec()
# https://docs.python.org/3/library/codecs.html#standard-encodings
codecs = {"ISO-8859-1": "latin_1", "1252": "cp1252", "NONE": "utf_8"}
charset = Types.OneOf(*codecs.keys())
compression = Types.OneOf("NONE")
oldfileuid = Types.String(36)
newfileuid = Types.String(36)
regex = re.compile(
r"""\s*
OFXHEADER:(?P<OFXHEADER>\d+)\s+
DATA:(?P<DATA>[A-Z]+)\s+
VERSION:(?P<VERSION>\d+)\s+
SECURITY:(?P<SECURITY>[\w]+)\s+
ENCODING:(?P<ENCODING>[A-Z0-9-]+)\s+
CHARSET:(?P<CHARSET>[\w-]+)\s+
COMPRESSION:(?P<COMPRESSION>[A-Z]+)\s+
OLDFILEUID:(?P<OLDFILEUID>[\w-]+)\s+
NEWFILEUID:(?P<NEWFILEUID>[\w-]+)\s+
""",
re.VERBOSE,
)
@property
def codec(self):
"""
String codec used to decode OFX message body.
Maps from OFX character set name to Python codec name.
"""
return self.codecs[self.charset]
def __init__(
self,
version,
ofxheader=None,
data=None,
security=None,
encoding=None,
charset=None,
compression=None,
oldfileuid=None,
newfileuid=None,
):
try:
self.ofxheader = int(ofxheader or 100)
self.data = data or "OFXSGML"
self.version = int(version)
self.security = security or "NONE"
self.encoding = encoding or "USASCII"
self.charset = charset or "NONE"
self.compression = compression or "NONE"
self.oldfileuid = oldfileuid or "NONE"
self.newfileuid = newfileuid or "NONE"
except ValueError as err:
raise OFXHeaderError("Invalid OFX header - %s" % err.args[0])
def __str__(self):
# Flat text header
fields = (
("OFXHEADER", str(self.ofxheader)),
("DATA", self.data),
("VERSION", str(self.version)),
("SECURITY", self.security),
("ENCODING", self.encoding),
("CHARSET", self.charset),
("COMPRESSION", self.compression),
("OLDFILEUID", self.oldfileuid),
("NEWFILEUID", self.newfileuid),
)
lines = [":".join(field) for field in fields]
lines = "\r\n".join(lines)
# More recent versions of the OFXv1 spec require newlines to demarcate
# the message header from the message body
lines += "\r\n" * 2
return lines