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import UkModulusChecking from 'uk-modulus-checking';
or
const UkModulusChecking = require('uk-modulus-checking')

throwing

`client?843a:157 ./~/uk-modulus-checking/dist/index.js

Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'fs' in '/Users/Leo/Documents/Projects/thehouseshop/public/rentscore-app/node_modules/uk-modulus-checking/dist'`

Sort code : 04-21-13
If you go here - http://www.fasterpayments.org.uk/consumers/sort-code-checker - you can see that the sort code is not valid and does not exist. However it seems to pass all checks with this library

Some swapped values (accountNumber and sortCode) are being accepted as valid.

Hi, I am leaving an issue on a few of the modulus checking libraries on Github as they all seem to have the same issue (including our implementation at Monzo Bank). While the Vocalink modulus checking requirements specifically call out that Santander is the only bank that has 9 digit account numbers we have noticed that in practice other banks may also use 9 digit account numbers.

Specifically Coventry Building Society has this information in their FAQ

We use 9 digit account numbers - simply remove the first digit when giving your account number

The best way we thought of handling this would be to specifically use the documented logic in the modulus checking requirements only for sort codes used by Santander. For other 9 digit account numbers we simply remove the leading digit.

Based on this page we have defined this range as

090000-091900
720000-729999
890000-892999
165710

I hope this information helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

We've received confirmation from IBAN Support that:

The maximum length of a sort code is 6 digits.
The documentation had it wrong, we had just corrected it in the website to avoid further confusion.
You should limit user input to six digits for the sort code field to avoid abnormal results.

Please add a maximum length of 6 validation to the sort code parameter.

Hi!
I have problems importing this module.
After installing it via npm and importing it like:

import UkModulusChecking from 'uk-modulus-checking/src'
import UkModulusChecking from 'uk-modulus-checking'
var UkModulusChecking = require('uk-modulus-checking')

I always end up with the same error:

This dependency was not found:

• fs in ./~/uk-modulus-checking/src/index.js
  To install it, you can run: npm install --save fs

I tried installing fs, but it doesn't change anything.
I am using Vue.js on my project.
Looks like I am missing something to do before importing

Hi. Just the plugin I was looking for!

In my project I'm using fetch-inject, which basically add the required script to the page when I need it so I don't do any changes with the used plugin.
Unfortunately this plugin gives me this error when I inject to the page.

Do you think you can add the version without Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { as well?