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Reader Initialization always writes to console

Could I create a PR to optionally turn off the console output for reader initialization here? Would there be a preferred method for turning it off?

Options that I can think of off the top of my head:

  • check a node env variable like NODE_ENV === "development" or something similar
  • Add it as an option for the IParserConfiguration

Thoughts?

7007, Harvest date, is missing

Could you please add the following Application Identifier for GS1-128? Thanks. I would be willing to add it myself and create a PR if guided.

Source: https://www.gs1.org/standards/barcodes/application-identifiers/7007

    // AI   DESCRIPTION                             FORMAT    DATA TITLE   FNC1?     REGEX
    // ---- --------------------------------------- --------- ------------ --------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // 7007 Harvest date                            N4+N6..12 HARVEST DATE Yes       ^7007(\d{6,12})$
    // ---- --------------------------------------- --------- ------------ --------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Symbologies.GTINX

Hi, It looks like there is some type clashing going on.
This symbology returns a string[] as opposed to the Code39 or ITFnn style symbology types.
If it is included in the same BarcodeParser object creation then the compile step fails for me.

I am actually trying to use the GS1_128 symbology & this symbology fails to derive a valid reader configuration when the constructor is called.
I cannot determine whether I can pass in an explicit readConfiguration object in the constructor parameter to overcome this, or whether the problem lies in the the way that the constructor is deriving the valid reader list.
At the point the readerConfigurations are being filtered in BarcodeParser.initReaders() the configuration list is empty.
However, I can't see a suitable readerConfiguration object to instantiate & pass in - that makes it look like more of an output parameter?
At the minute I am picking through the code39 test class to see if I learn anything from that to apply instead.

Improve typing and organization

The typing is confused and probably needs an overhaul. I'd like to make better use of interfaces. This will be a large refactor but I'm hopeful that the initial introduction can be backwards compatible.

some notes while they are fresh

  • move interfaces into types directory, and I think remove "models" , I think it's inappropriate here.
  • move ai list into pure JSON file.
  • path aliases maybe

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