feat(ibs-cbs): add the CST-IBS/CBS and cClassTrib validators and lookups - #566
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds generated IBS/CBS datasets, two validators, two lookup utilities, public exports, JSR mappings, API declarations, tests, and English and Portuguese documentation. ChangesIBS/CBS dataset generation
Public utilities and API surface
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
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Caller->>Validator: submit CST or cClassTrib value
Validator->>IbsCbsConstants: check format and active membership
Validator-->>Caller: return boolean
Caller->>Lookup: request normalized code metadata
Lookup->>IbsCbsConstants: retrieve table entry
Lookup-->>Caller: return metadata or null
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Malformed workbook data can generate incorrect public classifications, and oversized workbooks can exhaust memory during dataset refresh. Address these issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Bound both the response and aggregate workbook size.
MAXIMUM_ENTRY_SIZE bounds only one deflated entry. fetchWithRetry adds no response-size limit, and response.arrayBuffer() buffers the complete response. isWorksheet accepts every worksheet entry, while unzip retains each accepted entry in files. Multiple worksheets can therefore reach the per-entry limit and remain in memory together. A malformed workbook can exhaust memory and fail dataset generation.
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Half fixed in 6996495.
The aggregate bound is a real gap and is in: unzip now adds up what it keeps and throws once the accepted entries hold more than 128 MB together, on top of the 64 MB maxOutputLength per entry. Checked with an archive of four 60 MB worksheets, each inside the per entry cap: it is rejected instead of holding 240 MB, and the official workbook still reads its two sheets. A worksheet count bound would not help on its own, since a single entry can be the large one.
I am leaving the response size limit out, for two reasons. There is no amplification in the download itself: the sender has to put every byte on the wire, unlike the deflate stream where 204 KB became 200 MB. And fetchWithRetry is not a script helper, it is src/_internals/fetch-with-retry and it is shipped: getAddressInfoByCep and getCepInfoByAddress call it, as do six other dataset generators that all buffer their downloads the same way (scripts/cbo.ts, scripts/cfop.ts, scripts/banks.ts, scripts/legal-natures.ts, ...). Capping a response there changes runtime behaviour of two public utilities and of every generator at once, which belongs in its own change rather than in a feature pull request, and capping it only here would leave the other eight untouched.
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@hyanmandian, I verified commit 6996495bb6d0dc63b1d7d09a4055e8cab16da9d5.
unzip now enforces both limits:
inflateRawSync(..., { maxOutputLength: MAXIMUM_ENTRY_SIZE })limits each deflated entry to 64 MB.totalcounts accepted entry content beforefiles.set(...).MAXIMUM_WORKBOOK_SIZErejects accepted entries above 128 MB in total.
This fixes the decompression amplification and retained-entry accumulation in this script. A worksheet-count limit is not necessary with these byte limits.
The response still buffers fully before ZIP parsing. I agree that a limit in fetchWithRetry changes behavior for shared public utilities and other generators. That concern should be evaluated as a separate shared-infrastructure change, not required for this PR's ZIP extraction fix.
Would you like to open a follow-up issue for a bounded-response API or a script-specific streaming download helper?
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#566 (`scripts/ibs-cbs.ts`) carries a second hand-written zip and xlsx reader, and jscpd, which runs over `scripts/` with a threshold of 0, fails once both are on main. This reader becomes the shared one, with what the other copy did that this one did not: - `readXlsxSheets` reads every sheet of a workbook, by name, for a workbook whose sheet names carry the date of the version (the cClassTrib table names its sheets "CST 2026-06-01 Pub" and "cClass 2026-06-01 Pub"); `readXlsxSheet` keeps reading one sheet by its name - the files read out of one workbook are bounded together as well as one by one, since reading every sheet inflates as many parts as the central directory lists - every central directory entry has to point at a local file header signature - the `<rPh>` phonetic readings of a shared string are dropped before its runs are joined - `decodeXml` moves into its own module so a generator that reads the HTML listing of a government portal can decode it the same way Both sheets of the ANEXO B workbook come out identical to the previous reader, cell for cell, and so do both sheets of the cClassTrib workbook.
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#566 (`scripts/ibs-cbs.ts`) carries a second hand-written zip and xlsx reader, and jscpd, which runs over `scripts/` with a threshold of 0, fails once both are on main. This reader becomes the shared one, with what the other copy did that this one did not: - `readXlsxSheets` reads every sheet of a workbook, by name, for a workbook whose sheet names carry the date of the version (the cClassTrib table names its sheets "CST 2026-06-01 Pub" and "cClass 2026-06-01 Pub"); `readXlsxSheet` keeps reading one sheet by its name - the files read out of one workbook are bounded together as well as one by one, since reading every sheet inflates as many parts as the central directory lists - every central directory entry has to point at a local file header signature - the `<rPh>` phonetic readings of a shared string are dropped before its runs are joined - `decodeXml` moves into its own module so a generator that reads the HTML listing of a government portal can decode it the same way Both sheets of the ANEXO B workbook come out identical to the previous reader, cell for cell, and so do both sheets of the cClassTrib workbook.
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npm run build:datarunsscripts/ibs-cbs.ts. This script downloads the latest official workbook from the Portal Nacional da NF-e; the workbook is not a repository file. Add the official workbook source andscripts/ibs-cbs.tsto the list.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Reject invalid Excel serial dates before filtering classifications.
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The electronic fiscal documents of the tax reform (Lei Complementar 214/2025) carry two new code sets in the IBSCBS group, the CST-IBS/CBS and the cClassTrib, and a system that emits or reads them from 2026 on has to validate both and show what they mean, as isValidCfop/getCfop do for the CFOP. isValidCstIbsCbs and getCstIbsCbs cover the 18 codes of the CST table; isValidClassTrib and getClassTrib the 161 classifications in force, each with its CST, its short name and its description. They are functions of their own rather than a tax of isValidCst: IBS and CBS share one table, the 3 digit codes collide with the ICMS form, and isValidCst without a tax accepts a code of any table, so a new table there would change what that default accepts. Every classification belongs to the CST its first 3 digits spell (Informe Tecnico 2025.002), and the NF-e rejects a mismatched pair (rejection 1024), so isValidClassTrib takes the CST of the document as options.cst. The validator bundles the code list only (2.6 KB); the names and descriptions come with getClassTrib (50.8 KB, 9.6 KB gzipped). scripts/ibs-cbs.ts builds both tables from the workbook the Portal Nacional da NF-e publishes, always the newest one listed, and records the table and the Informe Tecnico version in the generated header; it reads the xlsx with node:zlib, so no dependency is added. Rows whose validity ended are left out, which is how v.1.60 excluded 220001, 220002 and 220003. Part of #541
The xlsx reader inflated every entry of the downloaded archive with no bound, so a crafted or corrupted response could expand a small download into hundreds of megabytes: a 204 KB archive reached 200 MB of string. It now reads only the entries the workbook parser asks for, the shared strings and the worksheets, and caps each one at 64 MB, which throws ERR_BUFFER_TOO_LARGE into the existing catch. That also makes the doc comment true and skips the 14 entries nothing reads, the printer settings and the theme among them. Two smaller defects in the same reader: The in-force filter only looked at dFimVig, while its own comment and the pull request said it reads the two ended window of scripts/ncm.ts. It now requires dIniVig as well, so a classification published ahead of the date it starts to apply is not shipped as valid. Every row of the 23/06/2026 workbook starts on 01/01/2026, so the table does not change. A shared string joined the <t> runs nested in an rPh element, the phonetic hint of the text, into the cell value, which would turn "<si><t>Nome</t><rPh><t>X</t></rPh></si>" into "NomeX". The rPh elements are dropped before the runs are joined. The current workbook has none, so the table does not change. Re-running the generator reproduces src/_internals/constants/ibs-cbs.ts byte for byte. Part of #541
The per entry inflate cap left the total unbounded: a zip central directory can list thousands of entries, so an archive whose entries each stay under the cap could still expand to any size. Reading stops once the entries kept hold more than 128 MB together, which is two orders of magnitude above the workbook the portal publishes. Verified with an archive of four 60 MB worksheets, each inside the per entry cap: it is rejected instead of holding 240 MB, and the official workbook still reads its two sheets. Part of #541
The generator carried its own zip and xlsx reader, a second copy of `scripts/read-xlsx-sheet.ts` from #569, and jscpd fails once both are on main. It now reads every sheet with `readXlsxSheets`, which keeps what this copy guarded against (the zip signatures, the inflate cap per file and for the whole workbook, the numeric character references, the phonetic runs of a shared string), turns each sheet into records keyed by its header row the way it did before, decodes the portal listing with the shared `decodeXml` and emits the tables with `serializeRecord`, whose values may now be any JSON value. Regenerating the tables writes `src/_internals/constants/ibs-cbs.ts` byte for byte.
"Same table and input rules as isValidClassTrib" under getClassTrib could be read as the lookup taking the `cst` option too. It does not: the entry it returns already carries the CST of the code as `cst`. The sentence now says it shares the table and the rules for reading the code, and that the option exists only on `isValidClassTrib`, in both languages and in `docs/llms-full.txt`.
…a number dIniVig and dFimVig were read with Number and used straight away. NaN compares false against anything, so a malformed dIniVig let a classification that is not in force yet into the table and a malformed dFimVig dropped a classification in force out of it, silently in both directions: the minimum-count guard only counts the rows that survive, so a handful of them can go missing under it. A cell that does not read as a finite serial date now throws and names the column, the way every other guard of this generator stops the datasets workflow on a workbook that changed shape.
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Part of #541 (section 1, IBS/CBS; the NFS-e and CEST sections come in their own pull requests).
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scripts/read-xlsx-sheet.ts, which #569 adds, so this branch has to sit on #569. The diff against that base is only this pull request's own commits.What
Validators and lookups for the two code sets the tax reform (Lei Complementar nº 214/2025) adds to the
IBSCBSgroup of the electronic fiscal documents: the CST-IBS/CBS and the cClassTrib. Both tables are generated from the official workbook by a newscripts/ibs-cbs.ts, wired intoscripts/data.ts.API
Input rules follow
getCbo/isValidCbo:isLookupCode+padLookupCode, so a number or a bare digit string narrower than the field is left padded (the codes start with zeros:000,010,000001), nothing else is read ("cst200",-200,20.5, objects), and nothing throws.Decisions on the open questions of the issue
Naming: separate functions, not a
taxofisValidCst. (1) IBS and CBS share one table, so there is no per tax value to add, only an artificial"ibscbs". (2) The 3 digit codes collide with the ICMS form (000,200are valid ICMS CSTs: origin + Tabela B). (3)isValidCstwithout ataxaccepts a code of any table, so a fifth table would change what that default accepts ("011","221","222"and"811"arefalsetoday and would becometrue), which is a breaking change; leaving the new table out of the default would make the option inconsistent instead. (4) The table has descriptions, so it wants a getter, andgetCstIbsCbspairs withisValidCstIbsCbsthe waygetCfoppairs withisValidCfop.isValidCstis untouched.Code lengths: confirmed. Nota Técnica 2025.002-RTC v.1.51, group UB:
UB13 CST ... N 1-1 3andUB14 cClassTrib ... N 1-1 6. Every row of the workbook matches, and the generator fails if one does not.CST <-> cClassTrib pairing: confirmed, and derivable. Informe Técnico 2025.002 v.1.60, section 02: "cClassTrib: Classificação Tributária do IBS e da CBS; os três primeiros dígitos são idênticos ao CST-IBS/CBS". The NT enforces it: rule UB14-20, rejection 1024 "Classificação Tributária do IBS e da CBS incompatível com o CST informado". So
getClassTribneeds no CST to narrow the lookup (it returns the CST ascst), and the pair check went where it is useful,isValidClassTrib(value, { cst }). Acstthat is given and does not match, whatever it is, givesfalse: falling back to "no check" on a badcstwould say valid to a bad document. The generator fails if a row does not start with a CST of the CST sheet.Do the descriptions ship: yes, the two display columns; the legal texts do not. The workbook has, per classification, "Nome cClassTrib" ("nome reduzido para apresentação"), "Descrição cClassTrib", and the long legal texts ("LC Redação", "Regulamento CBS", "Regulamento IBS";
sharedStrings.xmlis 267 KB). Measured on the JSON of the table: codes only 1.4 KB (0.3 KB gzipped), names 13.8 KB (4.3 KB), descriptions 34.9 KB (7.8 KB), both 47.6 KB (8.9 KB). Both columns ship ingetClassTrib(nameanddescription; they differ in 159 of 161 rows), which lands belowgetCfop. The cost stays out of the validators:CLASS_TRIB_CODESis its own literal, soisValidClassTribdoes not bundle the texts. Fromnpm run build && npm run check:tree-shaking:getClassTribisValidClassTribgetCstIbsCbsisValidCstIbsCbsgetClassTribwas added to the bundle-size table of both getting-started pages.nameis an addition to the{ code, description, cst }shape the issue proposed.Version pinning vs picking new versions up. The generator reads the "Diversos" listing of the Portal Nacional da NF-e, takes the newest "Tabela de ... Classificação Tributária do IBS ... Publicada em dd/mm/yyyy" entry, and writes its title, its URL and the newest Informe Técnico 2025.002 version into the header of
src/_internals/constants/ibs-cbs.ts. The weeklyUpdate datasetsrun therefore picks a new table up by itself, and the refresh pull request shows the version change in the header next to the row changes. It fails loudly when the listing, the zip or the sheet headers stop matching, or when the result falls below 15 CSTs / 150 classifications. The xlsx is read with the sharedreadXlsxSheetsof feat(nfse): add the NBS and LC 116/2003 service list lookups #569'sscripts/read-xlsx-sheet.ts(node:zliband regexes, no dependency added): every sheet is read, since the sheet names carry the table date ("CST 2026-06-01 Pub", "cClass 2026-06-01 Pub"), and each one is turned into records keyed by its header row. Only the parts the reader asks for are decompressed, capped at 64 MB each and 128 MB together, so a corrupted or hostile response cannot expand without a bound in the unattended weekly run, whether it does so in one entry or across many.Classifications outside their validity window are left out, with the inclusive window
scripts/ncm.tsuses, on both ends: a row counts whendIniVig <= today <= dFimVig. The Informe Técnico does not delete rows: v.1.60 lists "Exclusão do cClassTrib do CST 220 (inclusão de fim de vigência): 220001, 220002, 220003" and the workbook gives themdFimVig= 01/01/2026. CST220itself stays valid: the CST sheet still lists it. Every row of the 23/06/2026 workbook starts on 01/01/2026, so readingdIniVigchanges nothing today; it keeps a classification that is published ahead of the date it applies out of the table instead of shipping it as valid.The description of a CST comes from the CST sheet only. The cClassTrib sheet repeats a "Descrição CST-IBS/CBS" on every row but refines it per classification ("Alíquota reduzida em 60%", "Alíquota zero"), which is not the description of the CST.
Sources
Portal Nacional da NF-e, "Documentos" > "Diversos": the official workbook, "Tabela de Classificação Tributária do IBS e CBS - Publicada em 23/06/2026" (
cClassTrib 2026-06-22.xlsx, sheets CST and cClassTrib). It is the data: 18 CSTs, 164 classifications, 3 of them ended.Informe Técnico 2025.002 v.1.60 (22/06/2026, listed under "Informes Técnicos"): the exact document name and current version the issue asked for; defines the columns, states the first-three-digits rule, names the official places the tables are published and keeps the change log the tests quote (codes created in v.1.50 and v.1.60, the CST 220 exclusion, the CST 820 wording).
Nota Técnica 2025.002-RTC v.1.51 (04/08/2026, listed under "Notas Técnicas"): field sizes (UB13, UB14) and the validation rules UB13-10 (1020), UB14-10 (1023) and UB14-20 (1024).
SVRS, Tabela de Classificação Tributária, the online table the Informe Técnico names. Used as a cross-check: same 18 CSTs, same 164 codes, same CST of every code, same 3 ended codes. The texts disagree in more rows than a first pass suggested: comparing all 161 in-force rows, 5 names differ (200044, 410037, 550017, 810001, 820002) and 7 descriptions (200001, 200040, 200041, 410037, 550017, 810001, 820005). Most are typos or abbreviations (SVRS has "assinstência" in 820002, the workbook has "Importação os bens" in 410037), but two are substantive:
namecolumn says. Inside the workbook the two columns describe different things.These are disagreements between two official publications of the same table, not a parsing defect: the workbook cells are shipped verbatim, only whitespace is collapsed. The workbook, the versioned and dated artifact, is what the generator reads.
Lei Complementar nº 214/2025.
Verification
npm run check: pass.npm run test -- --run: 188 files, 6236 passed.npm run test:coverage: 100% statements, branches, functions and lines.npm run build: pass (attw and publint clean).npm run check:api: passes; the regenerated report (+31 lines, additions only) is folded into the feature commit, and build(api): check the public API against the last npm release instead of a committed report #576, at the top of the stack, deletes the file for good.npm run check:unused,npm run check:duplication(0 clones),npm run check:tree-shaking,npm run check:commits: pass.npm run test:mutationon the four new source files: 68 mutants, 68 killed, 100%.npm run test:bun(6240 tests, 0 fail) andnpm run test:deno(6236 passed, 0 failed): pass.npm run build:llmsandnpm run build:siterun; the site shells did not change.node scripts/ibs-cbs.tsfollowed by the lint and format steps ofscripts/data.tsreproduces the committed file byte for byte, before and after the reader was hardened, and again after the switch to the shared reader.npm run check,npm run test:coverage(100%),npm run build,npm run check:api,npm run check:unused,npm run check:duplication(0 clones),npm run check:tree-shaking,npm run check:commitsandnpm run build:docs: pass.ERR_BUFFER_TOO_LARGEinstead of inflating; an archive of four 60 MB worksheets, each inside the per entry cap, is rejected by the 128 MB total instead of holding 240 MB; an entry the parser does not ask for is not decompressed at all;<si><t>Nome</t><rPh><t>X</t></rPh></si>reads asNome, notNomeX; and the window filter answersdIniVig= tomorrowfalse, todaytrue,dFimVig= yesterdayfalse, todaytrue. The official workbook still reads its two sheets in every case.npm run build:data(it would refresh every other dataset in this pull request).Shared xlsx reader with #569
This pull request used to carry its own zip and xlsx reader inline in
scripts/ibs-cbs.ts, next to the one #569 adds asscripts/read-xlsx-sheet.ts. They are now one: the shared reader took over what this copy had and that one did not (the 128 MB whole-workbook cap, dropping the<rPh>phonetic runs, reading every sheet asreadXlsxSheets), on top of its own sheet-by-name lookup, central directory signature check, 64 MB per-file cap and numeric entity decoding;decodeXmlmoved intoscripts/decode-xml.tsand decodes the portal listing here, and the tables are written with #569'sserializeRecord. The reader changes are in #569 (refactor(scripts): make the xlsx reader the one every generator shares); this pull request only switches the generator over (refactor(ibs-cbs): read the workbook through the shared xlsx reader).After the rebase onto the stack
mainhas since rewritten bothdocs/utilities.mdfiles into the per-utility format (a###heading, a one-line description, bullets, an example and one sharedSource:line per family), deleted the trackeddocs/llms.txtanddocs/llms-full.txt(both are generated now) and addedjsr.json. The four new utilities were rewritten into that format in both languages, the commit that only toucheddocs/llms.txtwas dropped as empty, and the four new subpaths were added tojsr.json(npm run build:jsrreproduces it). Re-run on the rebased branch:npm run check,npm run test:coverage(100%),npm run build,npm run check:api,npm run check:unused,npm run check:duplication(0 clones),npm run check:commits,npm run check:tree-shaking,npm run build:docsandbun test src(7173 pass): all pass.Open points
scripts/data-summary.tsdoes not exist onmainyet (it arrives with feat: Standard Schema wrapper, JSR, pkg.pr.new, docs previews and a playground #556). Once that lands, the new file needs one line in itsDATASETSmap:"src/_internals/constants/ibs-cbs.ts": "CST-IBS/CBS and cClassTrib (Portal Nacional da NF-e, Informe Técnico 2025.002)".AspxAutoDetectCookieSupportcookie, which the script sends; whether it answers GitHub's runners is unverified, as for the other gov hosts the datasets use.ind_g*,indNFe, ...),pRedIBS/pRedCBS, the validity dates, the annex numbers and the cCredPres table. The issue did not ask for them; the generator reads the sheet by header name, so they can be added later without a new parser.Signed-off-by: the recent history onmainhas none either, and it is the maintainer's statement to make (git rebase --signoff main).Summary by CodeRabbit
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