tests/test_au_acn.doctest


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test_au_acn.doctest - more detailed doctests for the stdnum.au.acn module

Copyright (C) 2016 Arthur de Jong

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This file contains more detailed doctests for the stdnum.au.acn module. It
tries to validate a number of numbers that have been found online.

>>> from stdnum.au import acn, abn
>>> from stdnum.exceptions import *


These have been found online and should all be valid numbers.

>>> numbers = '''
...
... 000 024 733
... 001 002 731
... 001 976 272
... 002 724 334
... 002 955 722
... 003 855 561
... 004 071 854
... 004 235 063
... 004 394 763
... 005 957 004
... 007 433 623
... 050 539 350
... 055 980 204
... 082 930 916
... 088 952 023
... 093 966 888 
... 099503456
... 104 045 089
... 104 128 001
... 112 045 002
... 116 306 453
... 125 295 712 
... 135 427 075 
... 141 800 357
... 143477632
...
... 000 000 019
... 000 250 000
... 000 500 005
... 000 750 005
... 001 000 004
... 001 250 004
... 001 500 009
... 001 749 999
... 001 999 999
... 002 249 998
... 002 499 998
... 002 749 993
... 002 999 993
... 003 249 992
... 003 499 992
... 003 749 988
... 003 999 988
... 004 249 987
... 004 499 987
... 004 749 982
... 004 999 982
... 005 249 981
... 005 499 981
... 005 749 986
... 005 999 977
... 006 249 976
... 006 499 976
... 006 749 980
... 006 999 980
... 007 249 989
... 007 499 989
... 007 749 975
... 007 999 975
... 008 249 974
... 008 499 974
... 008 749 979
... 008 999 979
... 009 249 969
... 009 499 969
... 009 749 964
... 009 999 964
... 010 249 966
... 010 499 966
... 010 749 961
...
... '''
>>> [x for x in numbers.splitlines() if x and not acn.is_valid(x)]
[]


These numbers have been found in combination with an existing ABN.

>>> numbers = '''
...
... 000 024 733 / 79 000 024 733
... 002 724 334 / 43002724334
... 004 071 854 / 56 004 071 854
... 004 235 063 / 63 004 235 063
... 004 394 763 / 74 004 394 763
... 055 980 204 / 31 055 980 204
... 104 045 089 / 97 104 045 089
... 112 045 002 / 19 112 045 002
... 143477632   / 28143477632
...
... '''
>>> lines = (l.split('/') for l in numbers.splitlines() if l)
>>> [(x, y) for x, y in lines if acn.to_abn(x) != abn.compact(y)]
[]