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Add accounts export #47

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35VLG84 opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 0 comments
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Add accounts export #47

35VLG84 opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 0 comments
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35VLG84 commented Jan 12, 2025

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With this issue you will get familiar at least with Rust's itertools, and with Rust's command line parser named Clap. You will also be exposed some simple Tackler datamodels. There is no need to have deep understanding how tackler works.

Introduction

It would be great to have accounts export for tackler. This would third export in addition to equity and identity exports

Correct content for configuration is located in files:

Accounts should be indented by three spaces in Accounts.toml and be sorted, and it must not have duplicates.

Testing

The integration tests are under tests/sh and test are run by test-runner-ng.sh

This functionality should be tested by own reference file, similar way than all other outputs.

Please let me know if you start working on this, and I will update the test-suite with reference files.

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Data models:

How to proceed

Thank you for thinking to contribute to Tackler-NG!

If you have any question, you could ask those here on this ticket or open a new discussion (if you think it would longer, or is more than simple question). Read also Developer Documentation.

Let me know that you would like to work on this, and I will provide those reference vectors. Currently tackler-tests is separate repository and submodule of tackler-ng. Hence it's really tricky to update those in the PR and there is no need to do that.

Happy hacking!

@35VLG84 35VLG84 added the good first issue Good for newcomers label Jan 12, 2025
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