2020.05.2

New

• Added IBAN.country and BIC.country properties, that return the pycountry object corresponding to the IBAN or BIC

2020.05.1

New

• Added BICs and bank-codes for PL, SI, FI, HR, LV and CZ (thanks to @KayJay89) 🎉

Updated

• Updated BICs and bank-codes for DE and BE

2020.04.1

New

• Added additional spanish banks [@osroca]
• Added support for domestic Italian checksum digit [@alitaker]

2020.02.2

New

• Added support for Belgian banks [@KayJay89 ]

2020.02.1

New

• IBAN and BIC objects are now hashable [@gentoo90].
• All code is formatted with black.

2020.01.2

New

• Add curated data for some spanish and british banks

2020.01.1

New

• Added mechanism to source multiple JSON files when building the bank and IBAN registries. This allows it to add manually curated data and have generated files for different countries.

Updated

• The documentation is now hosted at https://schwifty.readthedocs.io

2020.01.0

Updates

• The IBAN format definitions were updated as specified in the release 85 of the official SWIFT IBAN registry
• The German bank information and domestic bank codes were updated as specified in the current release of the official federal bank code registry
• The generator script for the German bank registry has been rewritten (thanks to @henryk for his input).
• The generator script for the IBAN registry has been rewritten in order to adapt to the recent change to the document format.

New

• The methods BIC.domestic_bank_codes, BIC.bank_names and BIC.bank_short_names have been added and are supposed to replace the methods BIC.country_bank_code, BIC.bank_name and BIC.bank_short_name respectively. The reason for this change is that a BIC cannot be unambiguously mapped to a domestic bank code. There might be several branches of a bank with different bank codes that are related to the same BIC.

Deprecations

• The methods BIC.country_bank_code, BIC.bank_name and BIC.bank_short_name have been deprecated as explained above.