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ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should prefer valueDate over bookingDate #510

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Reported in Github, valueDate is more accurate for ISYBANK_ITBBITMM

@actual-github-bot actual-github-bot bot changed the title ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should prefer valueDate over bookingDate [WIP] ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should prefer valueDate over bookingDate Nov 25, 2024
@matt-fidd matt-fidd changed the title [WIP] ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should prefer valueDate over bookingDate ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should prefer valueDate over bookingDate Nov 25, 2024
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The pull request introduces changes to two files within the application. In src/app-gocardless/bank-factory.js, a new import statement for IsyBankItbbitmm is added, and this bank is included in the exported array of bank modules. The functionality of the default export function remains unchanged, continuing to search for a bank based on the provided institutionId. In the newly created file src/app-gocardless/banks/isybank-itbbitmm.js, a default export object is defined that extends the Fallback module from integration-bank.js. This object includes an institutionIds array with the identifier ISYBANK_ITBBITMM and a method normalizeTransaction, which overrides the corresponding method in the Fallback module. The normalizeTransaction method updates the bookingDate of a transaction based on the availability of valueDate and then calls the original method from the Fallback module.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/app-gocardless/banks/isybank-itbbitmm.js (1)

9-15: Consider adding defensive validation

The implementation correctly prefers valueDate over bookingDate as intended. However, consider adding validation to ensure robust handling of edge cases.

Consider this more defensive implementation:

 normalizeTransaction(transaction, booked) {
+    if (!transaction || typeof transaction !== 'object') {
+      return Fallback.normalizeTransaction(transaction, booked);
+    }
+
+    // Ensure dates are valid before assignment
+    if (transaction.valueDate instanceof Date || 
+        (typeof transaction.valueDate === 'string' && !isNaN(Date.parse(transaction.valueDate)))) {
       transaction.bookingDate = transaction.valueDate ?? transaction.bookingDate;
+    }
 
     return Fallback.normalizeTransaction(transaction, booked);
 },
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src/app-gocardless/banks/isybank-itbbitmm.js (3)

1-3: LGTM! Good use of TypeScript-like typing

The import statement and JSDoc type annotation provide good type safety and IDE support.


4-5: LGTM! Good use of composition pattern

Using object spread to extend the Fallback implementation is a clean approach.


7-7: Verify the institution ID usage across the codebase

The institution ID matches the PR objective. Let's verify its usage.

✅ Verification successful

Institution ID 'ISYBANK_ITBBITMM' is properly configured and consistently used

The verification shows that the institution ID is:

  • Correctly defined in the bank configuration file
  • Properly imported and exported in the bank factory
  • No inconsistencies or typos found in the usage across the codebase
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the institution ID usage and ensure consistency

# Check for any other occurrences of this institution ID
rg "ISYBANK_ITBBITMM" --type js --type ts

# Check for any potential typos or variations
rg -i "isybank" --type js --type ts

Length of output: 395

src/app-gocardless/bank-factory.js (3)

16-16: LGTM! Import follows established patterns.

The new import statement maintains consistency with existing imports and follows alphabetical ordering.


48-48: LGTM! Bank module correctly added to exports.

The IsyBankItbbitmm module is properly added to the banks array, maintaining alphabetical order.


Line range hint 67-115: Verify if ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should be in BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY.

Please verify if the new bank integration has any history limitations that would require it to be added to the BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY array.

✅ Verification successful

ISYBANK_ITBBITMM should not be added to BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY

Based on the code analysis:

  • The bank implementation inherits from the default IntegrationBank which has a standard 90-day access period
  • There are no specific history limitations mentioned in the bank's implementation
  • The bank only customizes the transaction date normalization behavior
  • BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY is used to restrict maxHistoricalDays during session initialization, and there's no evidence suggesting ISYBANK_ITBBITMM needs this restriction
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the new bank has history limitations mentioned in its implementation

# Search for history-related comments or configurations in the bank implementation
rg -i "history|limit" src/app-gocardless/banks/isybank-itbbitmm.js

# Check if other bank implementations reference ISYBANK_ITBBITMM in relation to history limitations
rg -i "ISYBANK_ITBBITMM.*history|history.*ISYBANK_ITBBITMM"

Length of output: 130


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to verify history limitations

# First, let's check if the bank file exists and see its content
fd "isybank-itbbitmm.js" --type f

# Let's also check for any documentation or configuration files that might mention history limitations
rg -i "isybank.*itbbitmm" 

# Let's examine the implementation of other banks that are in BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY to see patterns
# Taking a few examples from the list
rg -i "history|limit" src/app-gocardless/banks/revolut.js
rg -i "history|limit" src/app-gocardless/banks/n26.js

Length of output: 705


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the actual implementation of isybank to look for any limitations

# Check the full content of the isybank implementation
cat src/app-gocardless/banks/isybank-itbbitmm.js

# Let's also check for any documentation about bank limitations
fd -e md -e txt | xargs rg -i "bank.*history.*limit|transaction.*history.*limit"

# Let's also check the integration bank implementation since it was referenced in the code
fd "integration-bank.js" --type f

Length of output: 683


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the integration bank implementation for any default limitations
cat src/app-gocardless/banks/integration-bank.js

# Let's also check if there are any specific patterns or configurations
# that determine if a bank should be in BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY
rg -i "BANKS_WITH_LIMITED_HISTORY" -A 5 -B 5

Length of output: 5486

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