//This is the statement as e-mailed to me by FNB
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//Setting up dependencies - you could use a DI Container
//Separate for testing purposes (automated tests HAVE not been included in this repo)
var fnbStatementMetaDataReader = new OptilineStatementMetaDataReader();
var fnbTransactionLineParser = new OptilineTransactionLineParser();
var fnbStatementTransactionReader = new OptilineStatementTransactionReader(fnbTransactionLineParser);
var fnbStatementParser = new FnbStatementParser(fnbStatementMetaDataReader, fnbStatementTransactionReader);
//Parse the statement
string PdfFileName = "";
string Dir = "";
var statement1 = fnbStatementParser.ParseStatement(PdfFileName);
var statements = new List <Statement>();
foreach (var file in Directory.GetFiles(Dir))
{
var statement = fnbStatementParser.ParseStatement(file);
statements.Add(statement);
Debug.Assert(statement.IsConsistent);
}
foreach (var statement in statements)
{
statement.TextFromStatement.Clear();
}
var json = JsonSerializer.Serialize(statements);
//use statement.MetaData to get opening and closing balances, statement dates, etc.
//negative opening/closing balances indicate the account has gone into the red (overdraft), otherwise account has funds in it
//use statement.Transactions to get all transactions
//negative transactions indicate a debit on the account (money spent); positive indicate credit (money received)
//the sum of all transaction amounts should be equal to the closing balance less the opening balance
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
}
public FnbStatementParser(OptilineStatementMetaDataReader optilineStatementMetaDataReader, OptilineStatementTransactionReader optilineStatementTransactionReader)
{
_optilineStatementMetaDataReader = optilineStatementMetaDataReader;
_optilineStatementTransactionReader = optilineStatementTransactionReader;
}
