how to run tests
to run the test you can use the make command
# run all unit test
make test
# for run pep8 and flake
make style_test
# or you can use
make pep8; make flakes
to open the coverage report you can use
make open_report_firefox
# or
firefox .coverage_html_report/index.html
configuration
BGC
from tetrapod.bgc import connections
connections.configure(
default={
'host': (
'https://direct2m.backgroundchecks.com/'
'integration/bgcdirectpost.aspx' ),
'user': os.environ[ 'BGC__DEFAULT__USER' ],
'password': os.environ[ 'BGC__DEFAULT__PASSWORD' ],
'account': os.environ[ 'BGC__DEFAULT__ACCOUNT' ],
},
another={
'host': (
'https://direct2m.backgroundchecks.com/'
'integration/bgcdirectpost.aspx' ),
'user': os.environ[ 'BGC__ANOTHER__USER' ],
'password': os.environ[ 'BGC__ANOTHER__PASSWORD' ],
'account': os.environ[ 'BGC__ANOTHER__ACCOUNT' ],
},
with_proxy={
'host': (
'https://direct2m.backgroundchecks.com/'
'integration/bgcdirectpost.aspx' ),
'user': os.environ[ 'BGC__WITH_PROXY__USER' ],
'password': os.environ[ 'BGC__WITH_PROXY__PASSWORD' ],
'account': os.environ[ 'BGC__WITH_PROXY__ACCOUNT' ],
'proxy': {
'http': os.environ[ 'BGC__WITH_PROXY__PROXY__HTTP' ],
'https': os.environ[ 'BGC__WITH_PROXY__PROXY__HTTPS' ],
},
},
)
how to use
bgc
us_one_validate
from tetrapod.bgc import bgc
result = bgc.us_one_validate( ssn='899999914' )
the result is a dict and have the next structure
{'order_id': '6421064b-0c45-4fb4-ad52-1bd9edfbf034', 'order': {'ssn': 'XXXXX9914'}, 'is_deceased': True, 'is_valid': True, 'state_issued': None, 'text_response': 'This SSN may have been issued as part of the Social Security Administration (SSA) Randomization Program that limits our ability to provide the issuance state and dates. Please direct the subject to the SSA to validate authenticity.', 'year_issued': None}
us_one_trace
from tetrapod.bgc import bgc
result = bgc.us_one_trace(
ssn='999999999', first_name='jonh', last_name='doe' )
the result is a dict with the next structure
{'order_id': '559be3d7-4019-4af7-9714-723077890856', 'order': {'ssn': 'XXXXX9999', 'last_name': 'doe', 'first_name': 'jonh'}, 'records': [{'street': {'number': '123', 'pre_direction': None, 'name': 'Qa St', 'post_direction': None, 'suffix': 'QA'}, 'first_name': 'jonh', 'middle_name': None, 'last_name': 'doe', 'city': None, 'state': None, 'county': None, 'postal_code': None, 'postal_code4': None, 'date_first_seen__raw': {'year': '2009', 'month': '1'}, 'date_first_seen': datetime.date(2009, 1, 1), 'date_last_seen__raw': {'year': '2012', 'month': '12'}, 'date_last_seen': datetime.date(2012, 12, 1), 'verified': False, 'phone_info': None}]}
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