feat: bank parser demo with CSV/OFX/QIF support#21
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- Add demo page with file upload for bank transactions - Support CSV, OFX, and QIF formats - Add bank_mapper, ofx_parser, qif_parser, bank_csv_parser - Include sample bank data files for testing - Add e2e test for bank parser
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| // Verify accent color (cyan) - use the header title which always exists | ||
| const accentElement = page.locator(".terminal-header .title"); | ||
| const accentColor = await accentElement.evaluate((el) => window.getComputedStyle(el).color); |
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In general, an unused variable should either be removed (if unnecessary) or used meaningfully (if it represents an incomplete feature). Here, the test explicitly aims to verify terminal styling colors, including an accent color, so the correct fix is to use accentColor in an assertion instead of removing it.
The best targeted fix without changing existing behavior is to add one or more expect assertions using accentColor right after it is computed, in the same test block in e2e/03-demo-bank-parser.spec.ts. For example, we can assert that accentColor is not a default black/white value, mirroring what is already done for bgColor. This uses the variable, completes the intended test, and requires no new imports or helper methods.
Concretely, in e2e/03-demo-bank-parser.spec.ts, within the "should have correct terminal styling colors" test, after line 330 where accentColor is assigned, add assertions like:
expect(accentColor).not.toBe("rgb(0, 0, 0)");
expect(accentColor).not.toBe("rgb(255, 255, 255)");No additional imports or definitions are needed because expect is already imported from @playwright/test.
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| // Verify colors are applied (they should not be default black/white) | ||
| expect(bgColor).not.toBe("rgb(255, 255, 255)"); | ||
| expect(bgColor).not.toBe("rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)"); | ||
| expect(accentColor).not.toBe("rgb(0, 0, 0)"); | ||
| expect(accentColor).not.toBe("rgb(255, 255, 255)"); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test("should switch between different file formats", async () => { |
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This PR adds a bank parser demo with support for CSV, OFX, and QIF file formats. Includes sample data files and e2e tests.
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