feat(nfse): add the NBS and LC 116/2003 service list lookups - #569
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds NBS and LC 116/2003 service-item datasets, generators, lookup and validation utilities, public exports, tests, API metadata, and English and Portuguese documentation. ChangesDataset-backed utility support
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Heads up on an overlap: this pull request adds Proposal, also written in #566: whichever merges first owns the reader and the other rebases onto it. I think it should be this one, since |
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204-207: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueHandle a missing shared-string table for inline-only workbooks.
A valid SpreadsheetML workbook may omit
xl/sharedStrings.xml. When that entry is absent,readFilethrows before inline-string cells are read. The current NFS-e ANEXO B workbook includes the entry, so this is optional hardening for the current generator input.Suggested change
const sharedStrings = files.has("xl/sharedStrings.xml") ? readFile(files, "xl/sharedStrings.xml") : ""; const items = sharedStrings.matchAll( /<si\b[^>]*?(?:\/>|>(.*?)<\/si>)/gs, ); const strings = [...items].map((item) => joinRuns(item[1] ?? ""));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/nbs.ts`:
- Line 27: Replace the MINIMUM_CODES threshold with an EXPECTED_CODES constant
set to 920, and update the parseCsv validation to require
Object.keys(data).length to equal that exact count. Update the error message to
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- Around line 165-179: Validate row and column indices against the worksheet’s
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- Around line 204-207: Update the shared-string parsing around readFile and the
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The nitpick on the shared string table is fixed in b4f2ecf as well: |
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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.
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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.
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The national NFS-e identifies a service by an NBS code (cNBS) and by a subitem of the list annexed to the Lei Complementar 116/2003 (the first four digits of cTribNac), and the package had no lookup for either. isValidNbs, getNbs and formatNbs read the NBS 2.0 table the MDIC publishes as a CSV: 920 complete codes of 9 digits, printed as N.NNNN.NN.NN, as the Anexo I of the Portaria Conjunta RFB/SCS 2.000/2018 forms them. The headings of the nomenclature are left out, since they classify nothing by themselves. isValidServiceItem and getServiceItem read the 200 subitems in force of the law from the ANEXO B of the Sistema Nacional NFS-e, the only machine readable official form of the list: vetoed subitems, the national splits and item 99 of the national list are not part of the law and are left out. The workbook is an xlsx, so the generator comes with a small reader built on node:zlib instead of a new dependency, and finds the versioned file name on the documentation page so a new version is picked up by the datasets workflow.
One row of the MDIC NBSa_2-0.csv, the code 1.1706.24.00, is written as a quoted field because its description carries quotation marks. The parser split the row at the first semicolon and took the rest of the line as it was, so the outer quotes and the doubled inner ones shipped in the table, while the Anexo I of the Portaria prints the plain wording. The reader now follows RFC 4180: a line break inside a quoted field no longer ends a record, a quoted field loses its outer quotes and every doubled quote inside it becomes one, and a field that opens a quote it never closes fails the run instead of shipping.
The reader was written for the one workbook it reads today, which left a few ways for a future publication to corrupt a table quietly. It now checks the central directory signature of every entry instead of trusting the offset, inflates with a size cap so a corrupt archive cannot exhaust the memory, inflates only the files a caller asks for, decodes the numeric character references a writer other than Excel emits, places a row by its r attribute so a skipped row leaves a gap instead of shifting the table, reads a cell whatever the order of its attributes and an inline string as text, resolves an absolute or upwards relationship target, and fails when the rows it read do not add up to the dimension the sheet declares. serializeRecord replaces the sort-into-a-fresh-record loop the generator copied from fetchSortedRecord. JavaScript hoists the keys that are canonical array indices, so the service list was emitted with 10.01 to 40.01 ahead of 1.01 to 9.03 although the record was built from sorted keys. Writing the entries out in key order makes the generated file read the way it is meant to. The data is unchanged, and the reader gives the same table back.
Every other lookup of a masked code accepts the usual mask characters, so the docs state that as a general rule. A service subitem does not: the law only ever prints the dot between the item and the subitem, the way a CSOSN has no printed grouping at all, and the asymmetry was neither explained nor called out. The JSDoc and both docs pages now say so, and a test pins the subitem 17.14, the one description the official sheet prints without a final period. context7.json also missed the four new dataset backed utils in the rule that tells an agent to lazy load them by subpath.
A worksheet holds at most 1048576 rows and 16384 columns, so a reference past either is a corrupt sheet, not one to read. The reader rejected it only after placing the cell, by which point the row array had already grown to that index. It now fails on the reference itself. A workbook whose cells are all inline strings carries no shared string part, which is valid, so the reader no longer insists on one.
#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.
…r as an empty cell
A cell of type `s` whose `<v>` is empty or missing went through `Number("")`, which is 0, so it
came out as the first shared string of the workbook instead of as an empty cell. The index is
now read only when it is a decimal number, and anything else gives `""`.
Checked on a built workbook whose row holds `<v></v>`, a bare `<c t="s"/>`, `<v>1</v>` and
`<v>-1</v>`: it reads `["", "", "Y", ""]`, where it used to read `["X", "X", "Y", ""]`. Both
sheets of the ANEXO B and of the cClassTrib workbooks read the same as before.
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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.
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- Line 2865: The NBS documentation hard-codes an outdated total of 920 codes.
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Resolve and decode the ANEXO B link before fetching it.
ANNEX_LINK_REGEX captures the raw href. A valid relative href reaches fetch without a base URL and causes the generator request to fail. An XML entity such as & remains encoded and can produce an incorrect request URL. Resolve the decoded value against DOCUMENTATION_URL.
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import { fetchWithRetry } from "../src/_internals/fetch-with-retry/fetch-with-retry.ts";
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import { readXlsxSheet } from "./read-xlsx-sheet.ts";
import { serializeRecord } from "./serialize-record.ts";- const link = ANNEX_LINK_REGEX.exec(page)?.[1];
+ const href = ANNEX_LINK_REGEX.exec(page)?.[1];
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In `@scripts/service-items.ts` around lines 78 - 82, Update the ANEXO B link
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The link to the ANEXO B workbook is read from the documentation page, and the raw href went straight to fetch. A relative href has no base to resolve against and an XML entity such as & stays encoded, so either one turns the download into a request the portal cannot answer and the dataset workflow fails on a page change rather than on a data change. The href is now decoded with decodeXml and resolved against the documentation page, the way scripts/ibs-cbs.ts already reads the links of the Portal da NF-e.
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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.
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Part of #541 (section 2, the two lookups). The access key family is in #565, which this pull request is now stacked on.
Merge order: #565, then this pull request, then #566. #566 (
claude/ibs-cbs) is stacked on this branch because it imports the sharedscripts/read-xlsx-sheet.tsadded here. The whole chain is one stack now, so nothing here is merged on its own.What
Lookups for the two service classifications the national NFS-e carries: the NBS code (
cNBS) and the subitem of the service list annexed to the Lei Complementar 116/2003 (the first four digits ofcTribNac). Both datasets come with a generator underscripts/, wired intoscripts/data.ts, so theUpdate datasetsworkflow refreshes them.API
Both follow
getCbo/getCfop: strict documented input forms,isLookupCodefor numbers, own-property safe lookups (the key is always validated digits),null/false/""on anything else.formatNbshas nopadoption because every NBS code starts with 1. The NBS mask takes any single separator between the printed groups, likeisValidCfop; a service subitem takes only the dot, because that is the only separator the law prints between the item and the subitem, the same wayisValidCsosnrejects a grouping the official form never prints. Both the JSDoc and the docs pages say so.Sources
N.NNNN.NN.NN. The dataset is generated from the officialNBSa_2-0.csvlinked on the same page (ISO-8859-1, headerNBS 2.0;DESCRIÇÃO): 920 complete codes, the same count I get from the PDF, with the December 2018 renumbering applied (1.0402.11.10/.90, not.11/.19).TSCodNBSintiposSimples_v1.01.xsdof the Sistema Nacional NFS-e is[0-9]{9}, which confirms the length the NFS-e expects.item.subitemwith a two digit subitem (1.01...40.01); subitems 3.01, 7.14, 7.15, 13.01 and 17.07 are vetoed; 11.05 was added by the LC 183/2021.LISTA.SERV.NAC.ofANEXO_B-NBS2-LISTA_SERVICO_NACIONAL-SNNFSe-v1.01-20260122.xlsx, https://www.gov.br/nfse/pt-br/biblioteca/documentacao-tecnica/documentacao-atual. The law has no machine readable form and the Planalto HTML mixes struck-through and amended text, so the generator reads this official workbook instead. I cross-checked it against the Planalto text with a throwaway script: the same 200 subitems in force, 195 descriptions identical character for character once whitespace is normalised and 5 differing only by punctuation or an accent (à/ain 15.07 and 15.08,nº/noin 1.09, the en dash ofCheques sem Fundos – CCFwritten as a hyphen in 15.05, and the final period dropped in 17.14).TSCodTribNacin the XSD documents the link: "2 para Item (LC 116/2003), 2 para Subitem (LC 116/2003) e 2 para Desdobro Nacional".Generators
scripts/nbs.ts: fetches the MDIC CSV, keeps the complete codes, fails below 900 codes or on a changed header. The fields are read the way RFC 4180 writes them: one row of the official CSV (1.1706.24.00) is a quoted field, and it used to ship with its quoting intact.scripts/service-items.ts: reads the link of the ANEXO B from the documentation page (the file name carries version and date, so nothing is pinned and a new version is picked up by the workflow), keeps the rows withDESDOBRO NACIONAL0,SUBITEMabove 0 andITEMup to 40, fails below 190 subitems or on a changed header.scripts/read-xlsx-sheet.ts: a minimal.xlsxreader (zip central directory,node:zlibinflate, shared strings), so no development dependency is added for one workbook.readXlsxSheetreads one sheet by name;readXlsxSheetsreads every sheet, by name, for a workbook whose sheet names change between versions (feat(ibs-cbs): add the CST-IBS/CBS and cClassTrib validators and lookups #566's cClassTrib table). It checks the signature of every central directory entry and of the local header it points at, inflates with a size cap per file and for the whole workbook and only the files it is asked for, drops the<rPh>phonetic readings of a shared string, decodes numeric character references, places a row by itsrattribute rather than by document order, reads inline strings, resolves an absolute or upwards relationship target, and fails when the rows do not add up to the<dimension>the sheet declares. ZIP64 is not supported and the JSDoc says so.scripts/serialize-record.ts: writes a table out in key order.JSON.stringifyfollows insertion order and JavaScript hoists the keys that are canonical array indices, so the service list was emitted with 10.01 to 40.01 ahead of 1.01 to 9.03 although the record was built from sorted keys.scripts/data-summary.tsonmain, so onlyscripts/data.tswas wired.Shared with #566
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claude/ibs-cbs) used to carry its own zip and xlsx reader inline inscripts/ibs-cbs.ts, and.jscpd.jsoncoversscripts/at threshold 0, so both could not land as they were.scripts/read-xlsx-sheet.tsis now the one reader: it took over what #566's copy did that this one did not (the whole-workbook inflate cap, the phonetic runs, reading every sheet) on top of the central directory signature check, the per-file cap and the numeric entity decoding it already had, anddecodeXmlmoved intoscripts/decode-xml.tsso #566 can decode its portal listing with it. #566 is rebased on this branch and imports the reader. Both sheets of the ANEXO B workbook and both sheets of the cClassTrib workbook come out of the reworked reader cell for cell as before, andnpm run check:duplicationreports 0 clones with both pull requests applied.Bundle size
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npm run build && npm run check:tree-shaking; both getting-started tables were updated:isValidNbs·getNbsisValidServiceItem·getServiceItemformatNbsThe issue asked whether the full NBS should ship: with the headings left out it is smaller than the CNAE and CBO tables already in the package, so it ships whole, descriptions included.
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npm run check: pass.npm run test -- --run: 6260 passed.npm run test:coverage: 100% statements, branches, functions and lines.npm run build(attw and publint clean),npm run check:api(the regenerated report is folded into the feature commit; 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:mutation -- --mutateon the five new files: 100% (40 mutants, none surviving, no Stryker disable comments).npm run test:bunandnpm run test:deno: pass.npm run build:llmsandnpm run build:sitewere run.npm run build:dataas a whole (only the two new generators were run, so the other datasets are untouched).After the rebase onto #565
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 two generated files were dropped, and the five 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(7032 pass): all pass.Open points
1.0402.29.00,1.0403.29.00,1.0904.40.00) and adds a placeholder9.9999.99.99.isValidNbsfollows the nomenclature itself (MDIC), so those three are valid here although the NFS-e would refuse them; the docs say so. Anoptionsswitch for "the subset the NFS-e accepts" could be added later without breaking anything."Advocacia"without the final period every other description of the table ends with. The official sheet is what drops it and the law prints17.14 – Advocacia.; the table follows the sheet rather than normalising it, so the dataset stays exactly what the official file says. A test pins it.cTribNac, the 6 digit national tax code (item + subitem + national split, 338 codes), is in the same sheet and would be a naturalisValidCTribNac/getCTribNaclater; it was not in the issue's API, so it is left out. Item 99 of the national list is not part of the law and is rejected byisValidServiceItem.cTribMun) vary by municipality and are out of scope, as are the item headings (1,2, ...) and the NBS headings.Signed-off-bytrailer from the first commit, since the recent history ofmaincarries none. Nothing else in the commits changed and the tree is identical.Summary by CodeRabbit
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