Bank

A Go program to look up Australian BSB numbers. The data is downloaded from AusPayNet, and statically stored in the app.

Usage

CLI

Install the bsblookup cli, to use it as a command.

$ go install github.com/lfsgroup/bank/cmd/bsblookup@latest

Then run from the command line prompt:

$ bsblookup 012-023
BSB_NUMBER="012-023"
BANK_CODE="ANZ"
BANK_NAME="Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Limited"
BRANCH_NAME="ANZ Wealth Australia Limited"
BRANCH_ADDRESS="347 Kent Street Sydney NSW 2000"
BRANCH_PAYMENTS_FLAGS="PEH"

Go package

You can import bank as a Go package, and use in an existing Go project.

$ go get -u github.com/lfsgroup/bank

Then just import ...

import "github.com/lfsgroup/bank"

and call the bank.LookupBSB function ...

branch, err := bank.LookupBSB("012-023")
if err != nil {
   log.Fatalln("Lookup BSB error:", err)
}
fmt.Println("Bank name for 012-023 is", branch.Bank.Name)

HTTP Service

bankd is a standalone webserver that can be used to request a bank's BSB number over HTTP.

Build the app ...

$ go build ./cmd/bankd

Run the app ...

$ PORT=4000 ./bankd
2022/05/11 12:40:50 Server starting on port 4000

$ curl http://localhost:4000/bsb/012-023
{"bsb":"012-023","name":"ANZ Wealth Australia Limited","bank":{"code":"ANZ","name":"Australia \u0026 New Zealand Banking Group Limited","bsb_numbers":"1"},"bank_code":"ANZ","address":"347 Kent Street","suburb":"Sydney","state":"NSW","postcode":"2000","payments_flags":"PEH"}

AWS Lambda

You can also deploy the bank as a standalone AWS Lambda service.

Build the lambda

$ make build

This will build a file call build/bsblookup.zip. You can either upload this file directly in the AWS Lambda console or run the following command using aws cli:

$ aws lambda update-function-code --function-name bsblookup --zip-file fileb://$PWD/build/bsblookup.zip

This assumed you created a Lambda function called bsblookup.

Bugs / Issues

• Write tests
  • Need to write some tests for the loading and parsing of the data.