Class: AchClient::AchWorks::CorrectionDetailsProcessor

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Defined in:
lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb

Overview

Turns the gibberish string that AchWorks gives us for correction returns when possible into meaningful data

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.decipher_C03(gibberish) ⇒ Object

CO3: The routing number and the account number were wrong.



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# File 'lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb', line 34

def self.decipher_C03(gibberish)
  {
    routing_number: gibberish[3..11],
    account_number: gibberish[15..31]
  }
end

.decipher_C06(gibberish) ⇒ Object

Discrepency between AchWorks and standard correction codes: AchWorks: The account number and transaction code were wrong. Everyone else: The account number and account type (checking/saving)

were wrong.

However, AchWorks indicates that the “transaction code” is only 1

character long within their gibberish string. Their transaction
codes are usually 3 characters, while their account types are one
character. So I will assume that "transaction code" means
"account type".

C06: The account number and account type were wrong



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# File 'lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb', line 51

def self.decipher_C06(gibberish)
  {
    account_number: gibberish[3..19],
    account_type:
      AchClient::AchWorks::AccountTypeTransformer.deserialize_provider_value(
        gibberish[23]
      )
  }
end

.decipher_C07(gibberish) ⇒ Object

C07: The account number, routing number, and account type were all

incorrect. You really messed this one up.

Same issue as above with Transaction Code => Account Type At least they were consistently discrepent.



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# File 'lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb', line 65

def self.decipher_C07(gibberish)
  {
    routing_number: gibberish[3..11],
    account_number: gibberish[12..28],
    account_type:
      AchClient::AchWorks::AccountTypeTransformer.deserialize_provider_value(
        gibberish[29]
      )
  }
end

.decipher_correction_details(gibberish) ⇒ Hash

Turns the gibberish string that AchWorks gives us for correction returns when possible into meaningful data

Parameters:

  • gibberish (String) —

    the string that AchWorks gave you

Returns:

  • (Hash) —

    a key value pairing of corrected attributes and their values. When possible.



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# File 'lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb', line 12

def self.decipher_correction_details(gibberish)
  # The correction code is the first 3 chars of the gibberish.
  # The meaning of the rest of the giberish depends on the correction
  #   code. These meanings are sometimes enumerated in the AchWorks
  #   documentation.
  self.send(('decipher_' + gibberish[0..2]).to_sym, gibberish)
end

.decipher_unknown(gibberish) ⇒ Object

The rest of the cases are undocumented. We will expose the raw data

given to us, along with a nice note that explains the situation
while shaming AchWorks.



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# File 'lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb', line 79

def self.decipher_unknown(gibberish)
  {
    unhandled_correction_data: gibberish[3..-1],
    note: 'AchWorks failed to document this correction code, so we ' +
    'can\'t tell you what this data means. You might be able to find ' +
    'out by contacting them. Alternatively, you could check the ' +
    'AchWorks web console, and match your records against theirs to ' +
    'see what changed. Enjoy! Let us know what you find, and maybe we' +
    ' can handle this case in the future.'
  }
end

.method_missing(method, *args, &block) ⇒ Object

If it looks like we tried to call a function for an unknown correction code, then return the unhanlded correction data hash



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# File 'lib/ach_client/providers/soap/ach_works/correction_details_processor.rb', line 23

def self.method_missing(method, *args, &block)
  if method.to_s.start_with?('decipher_')
    if (gibberish = args[0]) && gibberish.is_a?(String)
      self.decipher_unknown(gibberish)
    end
  else
    super
  end
end