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What's Returned from Baizen
Matthew Boston edited this page Mar 5, 2014
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When you call baizen/parse
the data structure that is returned has the format of:
{:file-header {:record-code "01" ...}
:file-trailer {:record-code "99" ...}
:groups
[{:group-header {:record-code "02" ...}
:group-trailer {:record-code "98" ...}
:accounts
[{:account-identifier {:record-code "03" ...}
:account-trailer {:record-code "49" ...}
:transactions
[{:record-code "16" ...}
{:record-code "16" ...}]}
{:account-identifier {:record-code "03" ...}
:account-trailer {:record-code "49" ...}
:transactions
[{:record-code "16" ...}
{:record-code "16" ...}]}]}
{:group-header {:record-code "02" ...}
:group-trailer {:record-code "98" ...}
:accounts
[{:account-identifier {:record-code "03" ...}
:account-trailer {:record-code "49" ...}
:transactions
[{:record-code "16" ...}
{:record-code "16" ...}]}
{:account-identifier {:record-code "03" ...}
:account-trailer {:record-code "49" ...}
:transactions
[{:record-code "16" ...}
{:record-code "16" ...}]}]}]}
More details on the format of each of the records can be found on the Wiki