br-registrations 0.0.1.0

A simple Python library containing functions that check Brazilian documents values

Project description

A simple Python library containing functions that check Brazilian documents values. It is intended to make it easy to verify CNPJ and CPF numbers. Originally developed and open-sourced at Sliatecinos (GitHub).

Installation

pip install br-registrations

Basic Usage

from br_registrations import validateCPF, validateCNPJ

# Validation test of registration CPF number
# Instances the validation
cpf=validateCPF.CPF
# Passing a 11-digit number of CPF (in string format):
response_1=cpf.valid_cpf('11144477735')
response_2=cpf.valid_cpf('912.441.670-37', True)
response_3=cpf.valid_cpf('11111111111', True)
# Outputs #1, #2: 'CPF ___ is valid is True .'
print('CPF "11144477735" is valid is', response_1, '.')
print('CPF "912.441.670-37" is valid is', response_2, '.')
# Outputs #3: 'CPF ___ is valid is False .'
print('CPF "11111111111" is valid is', response_3, '.')

# Passing a registration number of CPF (in string format):
dv_1=cpf.get_cpf_dv('111444777')
dv_2=cpf.get_cpf_dv('912.441.670', True)
# Output (in list): 'Correct DV:  [3, 5]'
print('Correct DV: ', dv_1)
# Output (in list): 'Correct DV:  [3, 7]'
print('Correct DV: ', dv_2)

print('='*100)

# Validation test of registration CNPJ number
# Instances the validation:
cnpj=validateCNPJ.CNPJ
# Passing a 14-digit number of CNPJ (in string format):
response_1=cnpj.valid_cnpj('11222333000181')
response_2=cnpj.valid_cnpj('46.293.332/0001-02', True)
response_3=cnpj.valid_cnpj('11111111111111')
# Outputs #1, #2: 'CNPJ ___ is valid is True .'
print('CNPJ "11222333000181" is valid is', response_1, '.')
print('CNPJ "46.293.332/0001-02" is valid is', response_2, '.')
# Outputs #3: 'CNPJ ___ is valid is False .'
print('CNPJ "11111111111111" is valid is', response_3, '.')

# Passing a registration number of CNPJ (in string format):
dv_1=cnpj.get_cnpj_dv('112223330001')
dv_2=cnpj.get_cnpj_dv('46.293.332/0001', True)
# Output #1 (in list): 'Correct DV:  [8, 1]'
print('Correct DV: ', dv_1)
# Output #2 (in list): 'Correct DV:  [0, 2]'
print('Correct DV: ', dv_2)

# View lib version:
import br_registrations as brr
print(brr.__version__)

Links

• PyPi.org: https://pypi.org/project/br-registrations

• Source code: https://github.com/sliatecinos/br-registrations

License

The project is made available under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.