type EmailAddress = string;
type PhoneNumber = string;
Phone numbers should start with the + symbol and the country code.
type LibeufinNumber = number;
Note: this quantity is normally enforced to have at most two decimal digits. The reason is to preserve the 2-decimal digits policy of the Amount type, as LibeufinNumber is used to multiply Amount.
type Amount = string;
Amounts have the $currency:X.Y format, where the
fractional part is optional and may contain at most two
digits.
This type epresses which permissions for a subject apply on a resource.
interface LibeufinPermission {
subjectType: string;
subjectId: string;
resourceType: string;
resourceId: string;
permissionName: string
}
interface FetchParams {
// Because transactions are delivered by banks in "batches",
// then every batch can have different qualities. This value
// lets the request specify which type of batch ought to be
// returned. Currently, the following two type are supported:
//
// 'report': typically includes only non booked transactions.
// 'statement': typically includes only booked transactions.
level: "report" | "statement" | "all";
// This type indicates the time range of the query.
// It allows the following values:
//
// 'latest': retrieves the last transactions from the bank.
// If there are older unread transactions, those will *not*
// be downloaded.
//
// 'all': retrieves all the transactions from the bank,
// until the oldest.
//
// 'previous-days': currently *not* implemented, it will allow
// the request to download transactions from
// today until N days before.
//
// 'since-last': retrieves all the transactions since the last
// time one was downloaded.
//
rangeType: "latest" | "all" | "previous-days" | "since-last";
};