KtoBlzCheck is a small Ruby extension for Linux (written in C) that provides an interface for
libktoblzcheck, a library to check German
account numbers and bank codes. It further provides a simple query method to find
bank codes, locations and names
Huge chunks of this RubyGem is based on the original Ruby/C implementation rbKtoBlzCheck by Kim Rudolph.
You'll need
- Ruby v1.9.3 or higher (if you still run Ruby 1.8, use rbKtoBlzCheck)
- and
libktoblzcheck(the package name may vary).
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'ktoblzcheck'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install ktoblzcheck
If you get a warning like Couldn't find header file ktoblzcheck.h, make sure
you have libktoblzcheck installed. You can either fetch this library from
SourceForge or install it on Debian/Ubuntu
with
# apt-get install -y libktoblzcheck1c2a libktoblzcheck1-dev
You can verify the installation e.g. by calling locate ktoblzcheck.h—this should
point to an existing file.
require 'ktoblzcheck'
@bank_code = "20030700"
@account_no = "0"
puts "Testing Bank Code: #{@bank_code} / Account No. #{@account_no}"
KtoBlzCheck.new do |kbc|
name, location = kbc.find(@bank_code)
if name
puts "Bank found! #{name} located in #{location}"
else
puts "Bank not found!"
end
case kbc.check(@bank_code, @account_no)
when KtoBlzCheck::ERROR
puts "Failed, bank code and account number don't match"
when KtoBlzCheck::OK
puts "Success, valid combination of bank code and account number"
when KtoBlzCheck::UNKNOWN
puts "Unknown."
when KtoBlzCheck::BANK_NOT_KNOWN
puts "Unknown bank code"
else
puts "Never reached :)"
end
end
3-clause BSD or GPL (see LICENSE.txt)
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request