Auto-select company's uniq result

[acdesouza]

I wish to generate all companies reports, so I could filter which company to analyse and which to ignore.

So, you could generate all report using:
$ ./rapina list | xargs -I % ./rapina report '%'

Also, you could filter by name:
$ ./rapina list | grep ITAÚ | xargs -I % ./rapina report '%'

disclaimer: I'm not a Go developer. So, sorry for mistakes ;)

[dude333]

Hey, good point. I'll add this as an option to the report command. Something like rapina report --all and rapina report --like itau. What do you think?

[acdesouza]

I have a strong believe in simplicity. And the --all feels like an increase in complexity.

On the other hand, I'd no ideia how to do it on Windows. Which doesn't have the |(pipe) operator.

[dude333]

Yes, the simpler the better. And I discovered a way to run it on Windows, so if you agree we can cancel this PR.

I found a source code for a Windows xargs (xargs.bat) here. And I tested it using the -s flag (with this flag there is no need to change the code as you proposed):

rapina list | findstr WE | xargs rapina report -s

findstr is a grep equivalent on Windows.

[acdesouza]

Yes, the simpler the better. And I discovered a way to run it on Windows, so if you agree we can cancel this PR.

This PR is to auto-select a company, when only one was returned. So, you could use rapina on a pipe. Otherwise, they will fail to generate report, since rapina was waiting and company confirmation.

[dude333]

Actually, that's the purpose of the -s flag (rapina report -s company_name).

The -s or --script flag is there to be used on scripts, pipes and other actions where no user interaction is desired.

This is the code that deals with the script flag:

// Script mode
if len(matches) >= 1 && scriptMode {
	rank := fuzzy.RankFindFold(company, matches)
	if len(rank) <= 0 {
		return ""
	}
	sort.Sort(rank)
	return rank[0].Target
}

[urlan]

Hey, good point. I'll add this as an option to the report command. Something like rapina report --all and rapina report --like itau. What do you think?

I think it's a perfect idea. So, besides including the "--all" parameter, why don't you search for the companies based on CNPJ or CVM number, once these strings are like keys, instead of the name?

Thank you so much for the tool. I appreciate a lot! =)