Wires slog.SetDefault to honour LOG_LEVEL in all CLI commands and adds
debug logs on the Fio fetch path so a silent "fetched 0 transaction(s)"
can be diagnosed without code changes:
- fio.New: which client variant (api/transparent) was selected
- apiClient: GET URL (token redacted as ****), HTTP status, body bytes,
parsed transaction count
- transparentClient: GET URL, HTTP status, body bytes, plus parser
stats (raw rows from second table, kept, dropped_bad_date,
dropped_nonpositive_amount)
Also suppresses the --print-fio-table block when zero transactions were
fetched, so the bare header no longer prints under that condition.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
extractSecondTableRows tracked a boolean inTarget flag and exited on
the first </table> token while inside the target. Any nested <table>
(e.g. pagination markup in the real Fio page) would cause an early
return before reading any data rows, explaining the 0-transaction report.
Fixed by tracking targetDepth instead: depth increments on every <table>
inside the target and we only return when it reaches 0 again.
parseCzechDate also only tried zero-padded layouts ("02.01.2006").
The real Fio transparent page emits non-padded dates ("7.5.2026");
added "2.1.2006" and "2/1/2006" as the preferred layouts.
Also adds a dry-run diagnostic line ("fetched N transaction(s) from Fio")
so the fetch vs dedup split is visible without reading logs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When token is empty, New falls back to transparentClient with the
caller-supplied hc. main.go passes nil, so the first Do() call panicked.
Default to http.DefaultClient when hc is nil.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
