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This pull request introduces a new command-line utility stmt in the finances directory, along with adding @formkit/tempo as a dependency. The utility parses Public Mobile PDF statements to extract metadata and offers commands to print, identify, parse, and rename files. The review feedback highlights several opportunities to make the tool more robust, such as deduplicating input file paths in the rename command to prevent runtime crashes, avoiding redundant file renames, strengthening PDF identification and date validation, and making the extraction of the total amount paid less fragile.
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…is specified multiple times. This addresses the following code review feedback: If duplicate file paths are passed to the rename command (e.g., via wildcards or manual duplication), the command will attempt to rename the same file twice. The second attempt will fail with an ENOENT error because the source file has already been renamed/moved. Deduplicating the file paths before processing prevents this crash. #11 (comment)
… command This addresses the following code review feedback: Calling `fs.rename` when the source and destination paths are identical is redundant and can cause unnecessary file system operations or errors. Additionally, `path.join` natively handles cases where `dir` is `.` or empty, making the conditional check redundant. Resolving and comparing the paths beforehand avoids this. #11 (comment)
…ing PDF parsing This addresses the following code review feedback: In JavaScript/TypeScript, parsing an invalid date string may return an invalid `Date` object (where `isNaN(date.getTime())` is true) instead of throwing an error. Adding an explicit check ensures robust error handling. #11 (comment)
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