This is a lightweight Rust crate for verifying NUBAN numbers for all Nigerian bank accounts as was directed by the CBN.
It checks the validity of a Nigerian bank account number based on the NUBAN guidelines provided by the CBN.
```rust use nuban::Nuban;
fn main() {
// pass the bank code and account number as arguments
let nuban = Nuban::new("058", "0739082716").unwrap();
if let Ok(true) = nuban.is_valid() {
println!("'{}' is a valid account number", nuban.account_number());
} else {
println!("'{}' is not a valid account number", nuban.account_number());
}
}
```
Create a NUBAN
instance using the conventional new
method
rust
let nuban = Nuban::new("098", "1038489302").unwrap();
The new
method returns a Result
type. It returns an Err()
type for invalid account number or bank code. Typical when the length of BANK_CODE
is not equal to 3
or the length of ACCOUNT_NUMBER
is not equal to 10
.
To check validity on a NUBAN
instance:
rust
println!("{}", nuban.is_valid().unwrap());
Also, You have access to helpful methods when using this crate:
get_bank_name(&self)
Returns the full name of the bank. Returns Err("Bank not found")
for invalid codes.
calculate_check_digit(&self)
Returns the correct check digit of the account number.
bank(&self)
Returns a HashMap
of all the banks with their codes.
rust
let nuban = Nuban::new("058", "0739082716").unwrap();
println!("{}", nuban.get_bank_name());
cargo test
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