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- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/NOTICE +14 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/PKG-INFO +153 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/README.md +132 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/pyproject.toml +38 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/__init__.py +28 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/check.py +167 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/directory.py +299 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mapper.py +130 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/credit_note-jkuyr38hydqaiwlq5vhp2rjr.yaml +529 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/despatch_advice-cacl4njrwanj15g3p3so8t6h.yaml +378 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/invoice-u19w614300a8ot4a7qnn2o1c.yaml +514 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/order-h8bttbt9afwzf9zs4jhae566.yaml +442 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/order_response-kuntv2wlkw54h7nxe0kqhvi2.yaml +598 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/receipt_advice-tog0v0p1zit1xwpxysxwpf3d.yaml +366 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/remittance_advice-fgtbf38cj0bwxppxn69etcci.yaml +246 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/torvale_order-cq1fjrvyn0fxl1kyk9y3kr1w.yaml +448 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact/writer.py +383 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact.egg-info/PKG-INFO +153 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +25 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact.egg-info/requires.txt +7 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/src/sdc_gdr2edifact.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/tests/test_edifact.py +152 -0
- sdc_gdr2edifact-4.0.0/tests/test_messages.py +95 -0
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Copyright 2026 Axius SDC, Inc.
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The UN/EDIFACT directory is not part of this package or this repository. The package reads the archive each user
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downloads from UNECE (https://unece.org/trade/uncefact/unedifact/download), unmodified; the directory is © United
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Nations and licensed by the UN on the terms of the license agreement inside the archive (LICENAGR.TXT).
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The test fixtures under samples/ are the published packages of the eight models of the business documents library and
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293 records generated by HalvorsenDemo (https://github.com/SemanticDataCharter/HalvorsenDemo, Apache 2.0);
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tests/golden/ holds five DESADV interchanges written from those records by the UN-EDIFACT library's DESADV writer. The
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Name: sdc-gdr2edifact
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Version: 4.0.0
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Summary: Governed Data Records as conformant UN/EDIFACT D.24A interchanges, through sdc-mapper: one mapping file per model, every value reported.
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Keywords: sdc,semantic data charter,governed data record,edifact,un/edifact,unece,mapping
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# sdc-gdr2edifact
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Governed Data Records as UN/EDIFACT D.24A interchanges. A target mapper for
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interchange, UNA to UNZ. Outbound only. Apache 2.0.
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**Status:** 4.0.0 in development. Every document of the business documents library has a mapping:
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| Order | `h8bttbt9afwzf9zs4jhae566` | ORDERS | 213 |
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control references are the document's number (its last 14 word characters).
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specification's segment table, and every segment against its definition; the tests also parse every interchange with
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[pydifact](https://github.com/nerdocs/pydifact) (MIT), which has no D.24A definitions but reads the syntax.
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Governed Data Records as UN/EDIFACT D.24A interchanges. A target mapper for
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interchange, UNA to UNZ. Outbound only. Apache 2.0.
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| Order | `h8bttbt9afwzf9zs4jhae566` | ORDERS | 213 |
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| Torvale Order (profile) | `cq1fjrvyn0fxl1kyk9y3kr1w` | ORDERS | 216 |
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| Order Response | `kuntv2wlkw54h7nxe0kqhvi2` | ORDRSP | 291 |
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| Despatch Advice | `cacl4njrwanj15g3p3so8t6h` | DESADV | 181 |
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| Receipt Advice | `tog0v0p1zit1xwpxysxwpf3d` | RECADV | 175 |
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| Invoice | `u19w614300a8ot4a7qnn2o1c` | INVOIC (380) | 249 |
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| Credit Note | `jkuyr38hydqaiwlq5vhp2rjr` | INVOIC (381) | 256 |
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## Use
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The directory is not part of this package (see the terms below). Download the D.24A archive from UNECE
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(https://unece.org/trade/uncefact/unedifact/download) and point the mapper at the zip, unchanged:
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sdc-map map edifact despatch-advice.xml --package DIR --mapping "$(python -c 'from sdc_gdr2edifact import mapping_path; print(mapping_path("cacl4njrwanj15g3p3so8t6h"))')"
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mapper = EDIFACTMapper("/path/to/d24a.zip") # or $SDC_EDIFACT_DIRECTORY
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result = Engine().map_record(xml, mapper, load_mapping(mapping_path("cacl4njrwanj15g3p3so8t6h")))
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result.files["DESADV.edi"] # UNA ... UNB ... UNH ... UNT ... UNZ, ISO 8859-1 (UNOC)
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result.report # every value: declared, lookup or not representable, and why
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```
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Through sdc-mapper's MCP server the mapper is the target `edifact`.
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## The target and its terms
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+
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+
**UN/EDIFACT**, the United Nations rules for electronic data interchange: the syntax is ISO 9735, and UNECE publishes
|
|
46
|
+
the directory (UNTDID: data elements, composites, segments, code lists, message specifications) twice a year. This
|
|
47
|
+
package writes **D.24A**, read from the archive UNECE published on 9 October 2024.
|
|
48
|
+
|
|
49
|
+
The directory comes with UNECE's license agreement (`LICENAGR.TXT` in the archive). It grants use of the directory
|
|
50
|
+
within the organization, in the country where it was acquired or where the organization is located; copies for use and
|
|
51
|
+
backup within the organization; and distribution of copies of the original file as downloaded, with the license. It
|
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+
does not allow selling, sub-licensing, renting, leasing or assigning the directory, or modifying it and distributing
|
|
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|
+
the result, without the UN's written permission. So:
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+
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|
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- **This package carries no part of the directory.** It reads the archive the user downloaded, as downloaded, and
|
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keeps its extraction as a working copy in the user's cache (`~/.cache/sdc-gdr2edifact/`), on the user's machine.
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- **This repository** does not carry the directory either: the tests read the archive from `SDC_EDIFACT_DIRECTORY`.
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- **GS1's EANCOM** (UN/EDIFACT's retail subset) is not a target until its terms are confirmed.
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Every interchange this package writes conforms to the D.24A message specification, or is not written.
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## Where values go: declared, one mapping file per model
|
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+
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64
|
+
The business documents library links its components to UBL, not to UN/EDIFACT, so where a value goes in a message (the
|
|
65
|
+
segment, its qualifier, the data element) is stated in a mapping file, `src/sdc_gdr2edifact/mappings/<document>-<ct_id>.yaml`,
|
|
66
|
+
bound to the model's schema by its SHA-256. The qualifiers are the UN-EDIFACT library's mappings (`mapping/*.json`,
|
|
67
|
+
reviewed by hand on 4 October 2026, from which the library's D.24A qualifier tokens were published).
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|
+
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|
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+
Where the model binds a value to a code list the directory uses, the value is a **lookup**: the business documents bind
|
|
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|
+
the payment means to UBL 2.3's PaymentMeansCode list, which is UNCL 4461 code for code (checked against D.24A), so
|
|
71
|
+
PAI's 4461 is the model's own code. The handling unit and packaging types are bound to the UN/ECE Recommendations'
|
|
72
|
+
page without a code, so their Recommendation 21 codes are declared, as the Recommendation 20 unit codes are. The
|
|
73
|
+
allowance and charge reason is bound to UBL's AllowanceChargeReasonCode, which is UNCL 4465 (adjustment reasons); ALC
|
|
74
|
+
identifies an allowance with a different list (5189), so the reason travels as ALC's text (C214 7160) and its code
|
|
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|
+
does not.
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|
+
|
|
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|
+
The mapping files are written with `tools/build_mapping.py` from a spec in the model's labels (`tools/specs/`: one per
|
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|
+
message, composed with the rules every library document shares in `common.py`), which checks that every value the
|
|
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+
model can hold reaches a rule: placed, or omitted with a reason.
|
|
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|
+
|
|
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|
+
**DESADV and the library's writer.** For all 52 Despatch Advice records, this mapping and the UN-EDIFACT library's
|
|
82
|
+
hand-written DESADV writer (`edifact/desadv.py`) produce the same segments with the same data, and the library's reader
|
|
83
|
+
reads the same values from both; the order of repeated segments within a group (references, dates, measurements) is
|
|
84
|
+
the record's here. Five are kept in `tests/golden/`. The other five messages had paper mappings only; their
|
|
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|
+
placements are this package's first writers.
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+
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## What UN/EDIFACT cannot say
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- **Exceptional Values.** UN/EDIFACT has no null flavors. A free text segment could hold the words, but no qualifier
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+
the directory defines says "this value was asked for and refused" in a way a receiving system would act on, so an
|
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+
Exceptional Value is **lost**, every ISO 21090 code alike, and the report says so. A mapping file cannot promise
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|
+
otherwise. Where the directory requires the value, the segment or group cannot be written and its other values are
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+
reported with the reason; where the interchange requires it (the sender's or the recipient's identification in
|
|
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+
UNB), there is no interchange, and the call ends as an error that says which element.
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|
95
|
+
- **The record's provenance and audit**, the validity windows and recording times (act, vtb, vte, tr), and the
|
|
96
|
+
definitions each component is bound to.
|
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97
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+
- Across the 293 sample records, 80.9% of the business values are placed (44,308 declared, 189 lookups) and 10,478 are
|
|
98
|
+
not representable, each with its reason. The largest: the UBL-facing identifiers (customization, profile, UUID),
|
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99
|
+
which UNH and BGM already settle; a document reference's type and description (a reference group carries a number
|
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100
|
+
and a date); an address's use, a party's endpoint and a contact's department; a tax scheme's own identifier and a
|
|
101
|
+
tax category's name (TAX codes them); flags with no element (partial delivery, back order, free of charge); a
|
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+
receipt check's result (CDI states a condition by a code a partner agrees); a pallet build pattern.
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+
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## How the writer works
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+
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A message is written as a tree first: its root is the message type, `SG<n>` a segment group, a tag a segment, and
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107
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+
`~x` after either tells apart segments of the same tag (`DTM~137`, `SG1~ON`). A segment's data are attributes named by
|
|
108
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+
the directory: `@3035`, `@C082.3039`, `@C080.3036#2` for a component's second occurrence, `@C212#2.7140` for a
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|
109
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+
composite's second occurrence in its segment; a trailing `+` appends (a time after a date). From the directory the
|
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+
writer orders every group as the message specification does; adds a group's trigger segment when it has no mandatory
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|
+
data (an empty PCI) and numbers CPS hierarchies; removes a segment that lacks mandatory data, and a group that lacks its
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