Add basic support for Dutch driving license (1-line MRZ fallback)#8
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The Dutch EU driving license MRZ does not follow ICAO TD1/TD2/TD3 standards and instead uses a 30-character one-line format. This MRZ is needed as a seed for NFC access (BAC key generation), and having this parsed correctly is a prerequisite for further feature development.
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Summary
This PR adds initial support for parsing Dutch driving licenses with a single-line MRZ (e.g.,
D1NLD...). It introduces a lightweight fallback path inMRZCodeCreatorthat recognizes the format and extracts:The fallback matches strings starting with
"D1NLD"and of 30 characters in length.Why
The Dutch EU driving license MRZ does not follow ICAO TD1/TD2/TD3 standards and instead uses a 30-character one-line format. This MRZ is needed as a seed for NFC access (BAC key generation), and having this parsed correctly is a prerequisite for further feature development.
Limitations & Future Work
MRZCode.Formatcase like.iso18013, although that may be worth exploring later.MRZCodeCreator, but a more modular and extensible approach (e.g., a plugin system or format-aware parsing strategy) would be cleaner.Example
The following line will now return a valid
MRZCode: D1NLD123456789001231250101ABCDE