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title: Add New Invoice Template for Produce Distributor (Invoice 03881260)
type: feat
date: 2026-02-07
status: completed
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# Add New Invoice Template for Produce Distributor (Invoice 03881260)
**Status:** ✅ Completed
**Summary:** Successfully implemented a new PDF parsing template for Bonanza Produce invoices. All tests pass.
## Overview
Implement a new PDF parsing template for a produce/food distributor invoice type. The invoice originates from a distributor with multiple locations (South Lake Tahoe, Sparks NV, Elko NV) and serves customers like "NICK THE GREEK".
## Problem Statement / Motivation
Currently, invoices from this produce distributor cannot be automatically parsed, requiring manual data entry. The invoice has a unique layout with multiple warehouse locations and specific formatting that doesn't match existing templates.
## Proposed Solution
Add a new template entry to `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/templates.clj` for **Bonanza Produce** with regex patterns to extract:
- Invoice number
- Date (MM/dd/yy format)
- Customer identifier (including address for disambiguation)
- Total amount
## Technical Considerations
### Vendor Identification Strategy
**Vendor Name:** Bonanza Produce
Based on the PDF analysis, use these unique identifiers as keywords:
- `"3717 OSGOOD AVE"` - Unique South Lake Tahoe address
- `"SPARKS, NEVADA"` - Primary warehouse location
- `"1925 FREEPORT BLVD"` - Sparks warehouse address
**Recommended keyword combination:** `[#"3717 OSGOOD AVE" #"SPARKS, NEVADA"]` - These two together uniquely identify this vendor.
### Extract Patterns Required
From the PDF text analysis:
| Field | Value in PDF | Proposed Regex |
|-------|--------------|----------------|
| `:invoice-number` | `03881260` | `#"INVOICE\s+(\d+)"` |
| `:date` | `01/20/26` | `#"(\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{2})"` (after invoice #) |
| `:customer-identifier` | `NICK THE GREEK` | `#"BILL TO.*\n\s+([A-Z][A-Z\s]+)"` |
| `:total` | `23.22` | `#"TOTAL\s+([\d\.]+)"` or `#"TOTAL\s+([\d\.]+)\s*$"` (end of line) |
### Parser Configuration
```clojure
:parser {:date [:clj-time "MM/dd/yy"]
:total [:trim-commas nil]}
```
**Date format note:** The invoice uses 2-digit year format (`01/20/26`), so use `"MM/dd/yy"` format string.
### Template Structure
```clojure
{:vendor "Bonanza Produce"
:keywords [#"3717 OSGOOD AVE" #"SPARKS, NEVADA"]
:extract {:invoice-number #"INVOICE\s+(\d+)"
:date #"INVOICE\s+\d+\s+(\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{2})"
:customer-identifier #"BILL TO.*?\n\s+([A-Z][A-Z\s]+)(?:\s{2,}|\n)"
:total #"TOTAL\s+([\d\.]+)(?:\s*$|\s+TOTAL)"}
:parser {:date [:clj-time "MM/dd/yy"]
:total [:trim-commas nil]}}
```
## Open Questions
1. **Is this a single invoice or multi-invoice document?**
- Current PDF shows single invoice
- Check if statements from this vendor contain multiple invoices
- If multi-invoice, need `:multi` and `:multi-match?` keys
2. **Are credit memos formatted differently?**
- Current example shows standard invoice
- Need to verify if credits have different layout
- May need separate template for credit memos
3. **How to capture the full customer address in the regex?**
- The customer name is on one line: "NICK THE GREEK"
- The street address is on the next line: "600 VISTA WAY"
- The city/state/zip is on the third line: "MILPITAS, CA 95035"
- The regex needs to span multiple lines to capture all three components
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Template successfully matches invoices from this vendor
- [ ] Correctly extracts invoice number (e.g., `03881260`)
- [ ] Correctly extracts date and parses to proper format
- [ ] Correctly extracts customer identifier (e.g., `NICK THE GREEK`)
- [ ] Correctly extracts total amount (e.g., `23.22`)
- [ ] Parser handles edge cases (commas in amounts, different date formats)
- [ ] Tested with at least 3 different invoices from this vendor
## Implementation Steps
### Phase 1: Extract PDF Text
```bash
# Convert PDF to text for analysis
pdftotext -layout "dev-resources/INVOICE - 03881260.pdf" -
```
### Phase 2: Determine Vendor Name
1. Examine the PDF header for company name/logo
2. Search for known identifiers (phone numbers, addresses)
3. Identify the vendor code for `:vendor` field
### Phase 3: Develop Regex Patterns
Test patterns in REPL:
```clojure
(require '[clojure.string :as str])
(def text "...") ; paste PDF text here
;; Test invoice number pattern
(re-find #"INVOICE\s+(\d+)" text)
;; Test date pattern
(re-find #"INVOICE\s+\d+\s+(\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{2})" text)
;; Test customer pattern
(re-find #"BILL TO.*?\n\s+([A-Z][A-Z\s]+)" text)
;; Test total pattern
(re-find #"TOTAL\s+([\d\.]+)" text)
```
### Phase 4: Add Template
Add to `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/templates.clj` in the `pdf-templates` vector:
```clojure
;; Bonanza Produce
{:vendor "Bonanza Produce"
:keywords [#"3717 OSGOOD AVE" #"SPARKS, NEVADA"]
:extract {:invoice-number #"INVOICE\s+(\d+)"
:date #"INVOICE\s+\d+\s+(\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{2})"
:customer-identifier #"BILL TO.*?\n\s+([A-Z][A-Z\s]+)(?:\s{2,}|\n)"
:total #"TOTAL\s+([\d\.]+)(?:\s*$|\s+TOTAL)"}
:parser {:date [:clj-time "MM/dd/yy"]
:total [:trim-commas nil]}}
```
### Phase 5: Test Implementation
```clojure
;; Load the namespace
(require '[auto-ap.parse :as p])
(require '[auto-ap.parse.templates :as t])
;; Test parsing
(p/parse "...pdf text here...")
;; Or test full file
(p/parse-file "dev-resources/INVOICE - 03881260.pdf" "INVOICE - 03881260.pdf")
```
## Testing Considerations
1. **Date edge cases:** Ensure 2-digit year parsing works correctly (26 → 2026)
2. **Amount edge cases:** Test with larger amounts that may include commas
3. **Customer name variations:** Test with different customer names/lengths
4. **Multi-page invoices:** Verify template handles page breaks if applicable
## Known PDF Structure
```
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CA
3717 OSGOOD AVE.
...
SPARKS, NEVADA ELKO, NEVADA
1925 FREEPORT BLVD... 428 RIVER ST...
CUST. PHONE 775-622-0159 ... INVOICE DATE
... 03881260 01/20/26
B NICKGR
I NICK THE GREEK S NICK THE GREEK
L NICK THE GREEK H NICK THE GREEK
L 600 VISTA WAY I VIA MICHELE
...
TOTAL
TOTAL 23.22
```
## References & Research
### Similar Templates for Reference
Based on `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/templates.clj`, these templates have similar patterns:
1. **Gstar Seafood** (lines 19-26) - Simple single invoice, uses `:trim-commas`
2. **Don Vito Ozuna Food Corp** (lines 121-127) - Uses customer-identifier with multiline pattern
3. **C&L Produce** (lines 260-267) - Similar "Bill To" pattern for customer extraction
### File Locations
- Templates: `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/templates.clj`
- Parser logic: `src/clj/auto_ap/parse.clj`
- Utility functions: `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/util.clj`
- Test PDF: `dev-resources/INVOICE - 03881260.pdf`
### Parser Utilities Available
From `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/util.clj`:
- `:clj-time` - Date parsing with format strings
- `:trim-commas` - Remove commas from numbers
- `:trim-commas-and-negate` - Handle credit/negative amounts
- `:month-day-year` - Special format for space-separated dates
## Next Steps
1. **Identify the vendor name** by examining the PDF more closely or asking the user
2. **Test regex patterns** in the REPL with the actual PDF text
3. **Refine patterns** based on edge cases discovered during testing
4. **Add template** to templates.clj
5. **Test with multiple invoices** from this vendor to ensure robustness

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title: Rebase Invoice Templates, Merge to Master, and Integrate Branches
type: refactor
date: 2026-02-08
---
# Rebase Invoice Templates, Merge to Master, and Integrate Branches
## Overview
This plan outlines a series of git operations to reorganize the branch structure by:
1. Creating a rebase commit with all invoice template changes
2. Applying those changes onto `master`
3. Removing them from the current `clauding` branch
4. Merging `master` back into `clauding`
5. Finally merging `clauding` into `get-transactions2-page-working`
## Current State
### Branch Structure (as of Feb 8, 2026)
```
master (dc021b8c)
├─ deploy/master (dc021b8c)
└─ (other branches)
└─ clauding (0155d91e) - HEAD
├─ 16 commits ahead of master
└─ Contains invoice template work for Bonanza Produce
├─ db1cb194 Add Bonanza Produce invoice template
├─ ec754233 Improve Bonanza Produce customer identifier extraction
├─ af7bc324 Add location extraction for Bonanza Produce invoices
├─ 62107c99 Extract customer name and address for Bonanza Produce
├─ 7ecd569e Add invoice-template-creator skill for automated template generation
└─ 0155d91e Add Bonanza Produce multi-invoice statement template
```
### Merge Base
- **Merge base between `clauding` and `master`**: `dc021b8c`
- **Commits on `clauding` since merge base**: 16 commits
- **Invoice template commits**: 6 commits (db1cb194 through 0155d91e)
## Problem Statement
The current branch structure has:
1. Invoice template work mixed with other feature development in `clauding`
2. No clear separation between invoice template changes and transaction page work
3. A desire to get invoice template changes merged to `master` independently
4. A need to reorganize branches to prepare for merging `get-transactions2-page-working`
## Proposed Solution
Use git rebase and merge operations to create a cleaner branch hierarchy:
1. **Create a new branch** (`invoice-templates-rebased`) with only invoice template commits
2. **Rebase those commits** onto current `master`
3. **Merge** this clean branch to `master`
4. **Remove invoice template commits** from `clauding` branch
5. **Merge `master` into `clauding`** to sync
6. **Merge `clauding` into `get-transactions2-page-working`**
## Implementation Steps
### Phase 1: Extract and Rebase Invoice Templates
#### Step 1.1: Identify Invoice Template Commits
```bash
# From clauding branch, find the range of invoice template commits
git log --oneline --reverse dc021b8c..clauding
```
**Invoice template commits to extract** (6 commits in order):
1. `db1cb194` - Add Bonanza Produce invoice template
2. `ec754233` - Improve Bonanza Produce customer identifier extraction
3. `af7bc324` - Add location extraction for Bonanza Produce invoices
4. `62107c99` - Extract customer name and address for Bonanza Produce
5. `7ecd569e` - Add invoice-template-creator skill for automated template generation
6. `0155d91e` - Add Bonanza Produce multi-invoice statement template
#### Step 1.2: Create Rebased Branch
```bash
# Create a new branch from master with only invoice template commits
git checkout master
git pull origin master # Ensure master is up to date
git checkout -b invoice-templates-rebased
# Cherry-pick the invoice template commits in order
git cherry-pick db1cb194
git cherry-pick ec754233
git cherry-pick af7bc324
git cherry-pick 62107c99
git cherry-pick 7ecd569e
git cherry-pick 0155d91e
# Resolve any conflicts that arise during cherry-pick
# Run tests after each cherry-pick if conflicts occur
```
#### Step 1.3: Verify Rebased Branch
```bash
# Verify the commits are correctly applied
git log --oneline master..invoice-templates-rebased
# Run tests to ensure invoice templates still work
lein test auto-ap.parse.templates-test
```
#### Step 1.4: Merge to Master
```bash
# Merge the clean invoice templates to master
git checkout master
git merge invoice-templates-rebased --no-edit
# Push to remote
git push origin master
```
### Phase 2: Clean Up Clauding Branch
#### Step 2.1: Remove Invoice Template Commits from Clauding
```bash
# From clauding branch, find the commit before the first invoice template
git log --oneline clauding | grep -B1 "db1cb194"
# Suppose that's commit X, rebase clauding to remove invoice templates
git checkout clauding
# Option A: Interactive rebase (recommended for cleanup)
git rebase -i <commit-before-invoice-templates>
# In the editor, delete lines corresponding to invoice template commits:
# db1cb194
# ec754233
# af7bc324
# 62107c99
# 7ecd569e
# 0155d91e
# Save and exit to rebase
# Resolve any conflicts that occur
# Run tests after rebase
```
**OR**
```bash
# Option B: Hard reset to commit before invoice templates
# Identify the commit hash before db1cb194 (let's call it COMMIT_X)
git reset --hard COMMIT_X
# Then add back any non-invoice template commits from clauding
# (commits after the invoice templates that should remain)
git cherry-pick <non-invoice-commits-if-any>
```
#### Step 2.2: Verify Clauding Branch Cleanup
```bash
# Verify invoice template commits are removed
git log --oneline | grep -i "bonanza" # Should be empty
# Verify other commits remain
git log --oneline -20
# Run tests to ensure nothing broke
lein test
```
#### Step 2.3: Force Push Updated Clauding
```bash
# Force push the cleaned branch (use --force-with-lease for safety)
git push --force-with-lease origin clauding
```
### Phase 3: Sync Clauding with Master
#### Step 3.1: Merge Master into Clauding
```bash
git checkout clauding
git merge master --no-edit
# Resolve any conflicts
# Run tests
```
#### Step 3.2: Push Synced Clauding
```bash
git push origin clauding
```
### Phase 4: Final Merge to get-transactions2-page-working
#### Step 4.1: Merge Clauding to get-transactions2-page-working
```bash
git checkout get-transactions2-page-working
git merge clauding --no-edit
# Resolve any conflicts
# Run tests
```
#### Step 4.2: Push Final Branch
```bash
git push origin get-transactions2-page-working
```
## Acceptance Criteria
### Pre-operations Validation
- [ ] All invoice template commits identified correctly (6 commits)
- [ ] Merge base commit (`dc021b8c`) confirmed
- [ ] Current branch state documented
- [ ] Team notified of branch manipulation
### Post-Rebase Validation
- [ ] `invoice-templates-rebased` branch created from `master`
- [ ] All 6 invoice template commits applied correctly
- [ ] All invoice template tests pass
- [ ] No conflicts or unexpected changes during cherry-pick
### Post-Master Validation
- [ ] Invoice templates merged to `master`
- [ ] Changes pushed to remote `master`
- [ ] CI/CD passes on `master`
### Post-Cleanup Validation
- [ ] `clauding` branch has only non-invoice template commits
- [ ] No Bonanza Produce commits remain in `clauding` history
- [ ] All `clauding` tests pass
- [ ] Force push successful
### Post-Sync Validation
- [ ] `clauding` merged with `master`
- [ ] All conflicts resolved
- [ ] Changes pushed to remote
### Final Merge Validation
- [ ] `get-transactions2-page-working` merged with `clauding`
- [ ] All conflicts resolved
- [ ] Final tests pass
- [ ] Changes pushed to remote
## Success Metrics
- **Branch structure**: Invoice templates cleanly separated on `master`
- **Commit history**: Linear, no duplicate invoice template commits
- **Tests passing**: 100% of existing tests pass after each step
- **No data loss**: All work preserved in appropriate branches
- **Branch clarity**: Each branch has a clear, focused purpose
## Dependencies & Risks
### Dependencies
- [ ] All current work on `clauding` should be backed up or committed
- [ ] Team should be aware of branch manipulation to avoid force pushing
- [ ] CI/CD should be monitored during operations
### Risks
1. **Force push risk**: Force pushing `clauding` will rewrite history
- **Mitigation**: Use `--force-with-lease`, notify team beforehand
2. **Conflict resolution**: Multiple merge/conflict resolution points
- **Mitigation**: Test after each step, resolve conflicts carefully
3. **Work loss**: Potential to lose commits if operations go wrong
- **Mitigation**: Create backups, verify each step before proceeding
4. **CI/CD disruption**: Force pushes may affect CI/CD pipelines
- **Mitigation**: Coordinate with team, avoid during active deployments
### Contingency Plan
If something goes wrong:
1. **Recover `clauding` branch**:
```bash
git checkout clauding
git reset --hard origin/clauding # Restore from remote backup
```
2. **Recover master**:
```bash
git checkout master
git reset --hard origin/master # Restore from deploy/master
```
3. **Manual cherry-pick recovery**: If rebasing failed, manually cherry-pick remaining commits
## Alternative Approaches Considered
### Approach 1: Squash and Merge
**Pros**: Single clean commit, simple history
**Cons**: Loses individual commit history and context
**Rejected because**: Team uses merge commits (not squash), and individual commit history is valuable for tracking invoice template development.
### Approach 2: Keep Branches Separate
**Pros**: No branch manipulation needed
**Cons**: Branches remain tangled, harder to track progress
**Rejected because**: Goal is to cleanly separate invoice templates from transaction work.
### Approach 3: Rebase Clauding Onto Master
**Pros**: Linear history
**Cons**: Requires force push, may lose merge context
**Rejected because**: Current team workflow uses merge commits, and merging master into clauding preserves the integration point.
### Approach 4: Create New Branch Instead of Cleanup
**Pros**: Less risky, preserves full history
**Cons**: Accumulates branches, harder to track
**Rejected because**: Goal is cleanup and reorganization, not preservation.
## Related Work
- **Previous invoice template work**: `2026-02-07-feat-add-invoice-template-03881260-plan.md`
- **Current branch structure**: `clauding` has hierarchical relationship with `get-transactions2-page-working`
- **Team git workflow**: Uses merge commits (not rebasing), per repo research
## References & Research
### Internal References
- **Branch management patterns**: Repo research analysis (see `task_id: ses_3c2287be8ffe9icFi5jHEspaqh`)
- **Invoice template location**: `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/templates.clj`
- **Current branch structure**: Git log analysis
### Git Operations Documentation
- **Cherry-pick**: `git cherry-pick <commit>`
- **Interactive rebase**: `git rebase -i <base>`
- **Force push with lease**: `git push --force-with-lease`
- **Merge commits**: `git merge <branch> --no-edit`
### File Locations
- Templates: `src/clj/auto_ap/parse/templates.clj`
- Parser logic: `src/clj/auto_ap/parse.clj`
- Invoice PDF: `dev-resources/INVOICE - 03881260.pdf`
## Testing Plan
### Before Each Major Step
```bash
# Verify current branch state
git branch -vv
git log --oneline -10
# Run all tests
lein test
# Run specific invoice template tests
lein test auto-ap.parse.templates-test
```
### After Each Major Step
- Verify commit count and order
- Run full test suite
- Check for unintended changes
- Verify remote branch state matches local
## Notes
- **Team coordination**: Inform team before force pushing to avoid conflicts
- **Backup strategy**: All commits are preserved in the rebase process
- **Testing**: Verify at each step to catch issues early
- **Safety first**: Use `--force-with-lease` instead of `--force`
- **Documentation**: This plan serves as documentation for the operation