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    Parse MRZ (Machine Readable Zone) from identity documents.

    npm install mrz
    
    const parse = require('mrz').parse;

    const mrz = [
    'I<UTOD23145890<1233<<<<<<<<<<<',
    '7408122F1204159UTO<<<<<<<<<<<6',
    'ERIKSSON<<ANNA<MARIA<<<<<<<<<<',
    ];

    var result = parse(mrz);
    console.log(result);

    Parses the provided MRZ. The argument can be an array of lines or a single string including line breaks. This function throws an error if the input is in an unsupported format. It will never throw an error when there are invalid fields in the MRZ. Instead, the result.valid value will be false and details about the invalid fields can be found in result.details.

    If set to true, some ambiguous characters will be automatically corrected by the parser if the field is supposed to only contain numeric or alphabetic characters. For example, in a date field, the letter "O" will be converted to the number "0".

    Information about autocorrected characters will be added to the result details.

    Default: false.

    String identifying the format of the parsed MRZ. Supported formats are:

    • TD1 (identity card with three MRZ lines)
    • TD2 (identity card with two MRZ lines)
    • TD3 (passport)
    • SWISS_DRIVING_LICENSE
    • FRENCH_NATIONAL_ID

    true if all fields are valid. false otherwise.

    Object mapping field names to their respective value. The value is set to null if it is invalid. The value may be different from the raw value. For example, result.fields.sex will be "male" when the raw value was "M".

    The document number, as can be found in the visual elements of the document, outside the MRZ. For some documents, it may be composed of multiple parsed fields. It may also not include the MRZ field named documentNumber. If any of the used fields is invalid, this field will be set to null.

    Array of objects describing all parsed fields. Its structure is:

    • label {string} - Full english term for the field.
    • field {string|null} - Name of the field in result.fields. Null for some fields such as separators that don't contain a value.
    • value {string} - Value of the field (if it's valid) or null.
    • valid {boolean} - Whether the field is valid.
    • ranges {Array} - Array of ranges that are necessary to compute this field. Ranges are objects with line, start, end and raw.
    • line {number} - Index of the line where the field's value is located.
    • start {number} - Index of the start of the field's value in line.
    • end {number} - Index of the end of the field's value in line.
    • error {undefined|string} - Contains a message describing the error if the field is invalid.
    • autocorrect {array} - Contains indices of characters that were autocorrected and their original value.

    Static mapping of supported formats.

    Static mapping of state code to state name.

    https://www.icao.int/publications/pages/publication.aspx?docnum=9303

    https://www.astra.admin.ch/dam/astra/fr/dokumente/dokumente-strassenverkehr/kreisschreiben/ch-fak.pdf.download.pdf/Le permis de conduire suisse format carte de crédit (PCC).pdf

    https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carte_nationale_d'identité_en_France#Codage_bande_à_lecture_optique

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