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Check that your data complies with the Beneficial Ownership Data Standard (BODS) using our install our data review library to analyse files via your command line interface
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Lib Cove BODS

Command line

Installation

Installation from this git repo:

git clone https://github.com/openownership/lib-cove-bods.git
cd lib-cove-bods
python3 -m venv .ve
source .ve/bin/activate
pip install -e .

Running the command line tool

Call libcovebods.

libcovebods -h

Running tests

python -m pytest

Code linting

Make sure dev dependencies are installed in your virtual environment:

pip install -e .[dev]

Then run:

isort libcovebods/ tests/ setup.py
black libcovebods/ tests/ setup.py
flake8 libcovebods/ tests/ setup.py

Updating schema files in data

This library contains the actual data files for different versions of the schema, in the libcovebods/data directory.

To update them, you need:

To update a file:

First go to your checkout of the data standard repository and make sure you have checked out the correct tag or branch. ie. To update the libcovebods/data/schema-0-2-0.json file, check out 0.2.0

Run the compile tool, telling it where the codelists directory is and pipe the output to the file for the version you have checked out:

compiletojsonschema -c openownership-data-standard/schema/codelists/ openownership-data-standard/schema/bods-package.json > openownership-lib-cove-bods/libcovebods/data/schema-0-2-0.json

Due to https://github.com/openownership/data-standard/issues/375 you may have to do some editing by hand when using early versions of the schema, pre 0.3. Open the files in libcovebods/data. At the top level there is an oneOf with 3 statement types - people, entity, and ownershipOrControl. In each of these statement types, there is an enum for the statementType field. This enum should have one option only - the value for whatever type of statement it is. (ie The person statement should only have the personStatement value). This tool may have added extra options - if so, remove them by hand.