The library was thought for a fully personalization of the user, defining all the interfaces in a separated project that could be used alone. For this reason, all the classes of the library does not depends from any other component but just from the interfaces. In this way all the default objects that are provided are fully configurable simply configuring the IoC container choosed.

Countries supported in version 1.0.0:

• AD - Andorra,
• AE - United Arab Emirates,
• AT - Austria,
• AZ - Azerbaijan,
• BE - Belgium,
• BH - Bahrain,
• BR - Brazil,
• CR - Costa Rica,
• DE - Germany,
• ES - Spain,
• FR - France,
• GB - United Kingdom,
• IE - Ireland,
• IT - Italy,
• MC - Monaco,
• MD - Moldova,
• MR - Mauritania,
• RO - Romania,
• SA - Saudi Arabia,
• SM - San Marino,
• TR - Turkey,
• VG - Virgin Islands

To integrate all the other missing countries is still required more because it is not so easy to find all the required informations for every single country.

The solution is structured under three main folders:

• Folder Library where there are all the interfaces and implementations of the library,
• Folder Samples where there are the basic samples (similar to integration tests) of the library,
• Folder Tests where there are all the Unit Tests for the library.

The library is structured under eight projects:

• IbanLib contains all the default implementation to use the library,
• IbanLib.Common contains the common structures and common functionalities shared between the other projects,
• IbanLib.Countries contains the generic interface, ICountry, for a country and all the implemented countries,
• IbanLib.DependenciesResolver contains the configurations for the IoC (by default is used Castle),
• IbanLib.Domain contains all the interfaces to the library,
• IbanLib.Exceptions contains all the Exceptions that the library can throw,
• IbanLib.Splitters contains the default implementations for all the splitters that the project IbanLib uses,
• IbanLib.Validators contains the default implementations for all the validators that the project IbanLib uses,

How it is shown under the samples projects the library was thought to permits to manage or an IbanLib.Domain.IIban object or an IbanLib.Domain.IBban object.

The default implementation, offered from the library, allow to manage an IbanLib.Domain.IBban is the IbanLib.Bban object. This object has three constructors and every one of those could be used in the following examples:

var bban = new Bban();

IbanLib.Countries.ICountry country = new ...;
string bankCode = "...";
string branchCode = "...";
string accountNumber = "...";
IbanLib.Domain.IValidators validators = new ...;

var bban = new Bban(country, bankCode, branchCode, accountNumber, validators);

IbanLib.Countries.ICountry country = new ...;
string bban = "...";
IbanLib.Domain.IValidators validators = new ...;
IbanLib.Domain.Splitters.IBbanSplitter ibanSplitter = new ...;

var bban = new Bban(country, bban, validators, splitters);

The default implementation, offered from the library, allow to manage an IbanLib.Domain.IIban is the IbanLib.Iban object. This object has three constructors and, in similar way for the BBAN, every one of those could be used in the following examples:

var iban = new Iban();

IbanLib.Countries.ICountry country = new ...;
IbanLib.Domain.IBban bban = new ...;

var iban = new Iban(country, bban);

string iban = "...";
IbanLib.Domain.ICountryResolver countryResolver = new ...;
IbanLib.Domain.IBban bban = new ...;
IbanLib.Domain.IValidators validators = new ...;
IbanLib.Domain.Splitters.IIbanSplitter ibanSplitter = new ...;
IbanLib.Domain.Splitters.IBbanSplitter bbanSplitter = new ...;

var iban = new Iban(iban, countryResolver, bban, validators, ibanSplitter, bbanSplitter);