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Find credit card type using pattern matching
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# usage: | |
# | |
# iex> CreditCard.type(%{number: "4242424242424242"}) | |
# => :visa | |
defmodule CreditCard do | |
defstruct [:number, :expiration, :cvc] | |
# find the type of a credit card | |
# attempt map for first character, first 2 characters, etc (up to 4 characters) | |
# when no match found return :unknown | |
def type(%{number: number}) do | |
Enum.find_value(1..4, &(map(number, &1))) || :unknown | |
end | |
# slice number, covert to integer and re-map | |
defp map(number, length) do | |
number | |
|> String.slice(0, length) | |
|> String.to_integer | |
|> map | |
end | |
defp map(4), do: :visa | |
defp map(n) when n in 51..55, do: :master | |
defp map(n) when n in [34, 37], do: :amex | |
defp map(n) when n in 300..305 or n in [36, 38], do: :diners | |
defp map(n) when n in [6011, 65], do: :discover | |
defp map(n) when n in [2131, 1800, 35], do: :jcb | |
defp map(_), do: nil | |
end |
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