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These tests are not normally run as part of the normal test suite and
have to be explicitly enabled by setting the ONLINE_TESTS environment
variable to avoid overloading these online services.
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This adds functions for querying the Dirección General de Impuestos
Internos (DGII) API to check if the RNC and NCF combination provided is
valid.
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This adds functions for querying the Dirección General de Impuestos
Internos (DGII) API to validate the RNC and search the register by
keyword.
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This number does not have a check digit but uses a distinctive enough
format that it should not be too great of a problem.
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This caches the instantiated SOAP client classes in the util module
instead of doing the caching in every module that performs requests.
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Some RNCs are apparently valid while having an incorrect check digit
(though most appear to be inactive). There also appear to be valid RNCs
that do not have 9 digits.
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These numbers were found to be valid but had an invalid check digit
nonetheless (though most appear to be inactive). Also there appear to be
a few valid Cedula that do not have 11 digits.
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Closes https://github.com/arthurdejong/python-stdnum/issues/54
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The www.isbn-international.org site uses TLSv1 which seems to be blocked
by recent Python/OpenSSL combinations unless configured otherwise.
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This fixes a bug in the check digit calculation for the 9-digit numbers
that start with a 6 for individuals without a RČ. This also adds a few
tests for Czech VAT numbers.
See https://github.com/arthurdejong/python-stdnum/issues/51
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This is based on what was done by Mohammed Salman of Holvi. This adds
more tests and validates the check digit.
This uses the check digit algorithm from Isikukood which seems to work
with all tested numbers although there is no confirmation that this is
the correct algorithm.
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This ensures that an InvalidComponent() exception is raised when an
unknown EAN bookland code is found. It will also raise this exception
when using to_isbn10() when not using the 978 code.
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This ensures that the tests fail if 100% branch coverage is not
achieved. It also adds some pragma statements for code that cannot be
covered or is Python version dependent.
Furthermore, the get_module_list() function was removed from stdnum.util
and more tests were made from stdnum.util and stdnum.numdb. The
functionality to call format() in a country-specific IBAN implementation
was also dropped because it was not used.
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This also makes the Javascript regular expression used for highlighting
links the same as the Python equivalent.
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This changes the alphanumeric to numeric translation to be slightly more
compact and slightly faster.
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This adds a number of ISBNs found online from various sources to the
test suite.
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This also adds the test that an ISMN should start with 9790.
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This shows possible converted values. For example it will show ISBN13
conversions for ISBN10 values.
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This adds the code that is used to find formats for which a supplied
number is valid. This is the code that is used on
https://arthurdejong.org/python-stdnum/check/
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This moves the conversion of an alphanumeric string to a numeric
representation for modulo 97 calculation to the mod_97_10 module because
this mechanism seems to be used by multiple formats.
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Switch to a slightly more readable syntax for alternating between two
weights in checksums calculations.
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This tests a few unicode strings and fixes a bug in the MEID module.
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This supports the Referencia Catastral with an Ñ in it for both byte
strings (Python 2) and unicode strings (Python 2 and 3). Support for
literal unicode strings in Python 2 doctests is flaky so the test is a
bit ugly.
This also adds a few numbers that were found online. Sadly no real
numbers with an Ñ in it have been found so the one in the test was
constructed.
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This number is used to classify business. Validation is done based on a
downloaded registry.
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