update_sanctions_csv
update_sanctions_csv [options]
Options: -help|? brief help message -sanction_file|f Output file to write sanctions -eu_token|token|t EU Sanctions token -eu_url|eu EU Sanctions full url,token included ((or file path prefixed by 'file://') -hmt_url|hmt HMT Sanctions url (or file path prefixed by 'file://') -ofac_sdn_url|ofac OFAC Sanctions url (or file path prefixed by 'file://') -ofac_consolidated_url|ofac_con OFAC-Consolidated Sanctions url (or file path prefixed by 'file://')
Print a brief help message and exits.
Output file to write sanctioned names into.
The token required for accessing EU sanctions (usually added as an arg to URL).
EU Sanctions full url, token included.
HMT Sanctions url. It can be a file url, useful for test purposes.
OFAC Sanctions url. It can be a file url, useful for test purposes.
OFAC-Consolidated Sanctions url. It can be a file url, useful for test purposes.
This program retrieves sanction lists from all sources and saves them to the sanction file. EU sanctions cannot be retrieved without a token; so the program should be executed either with a eu_token or eu_url argument. Other URLs are optional.
To install Data::Validate::Sanctions, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Data::Validate::Sanctions
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Data::Validate::Sanctions
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.