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Do I understand correctly that you would like to just use the beancount-import ofx source to non-interactively generate journal entries from ofx files? And have it skip previously imported entries but not attempt to do any matching against manually-entered transactions or transactions from other sources, and not attempt to predict unknown accounts? |
I would like to follow the same vanilla With For As you mentioned, |
I'm still not sure I understand what your objective is. The beancount-import basically addresses just the The As for generating test cases from your private data, there is no specific command-line tool for doing that, but the existing test framework essentially supports what you want. Take a look at ofx_test.py. You could very easily create test cases from additional data files. You can also potentially use ofx_sanitize.py to sanitize your source data so that you can create test cases that can be shared without leaking your private information. |
Ultimately, I would like to use Concretely, I'm thinking the workflow could look like this:
I think for generic |
Hi --
Thanks for the awesome package!
I am looking to leverage
beancount-import
in theidentify
->extract
->archive
andgenerate
->test
workflow frombeancount.ingest
/beangulp
. It seems like with the new support of beancount importers, this is far more achievable.Two specific questions:
beancount.ingest
/beangulp
, e.g. something simple like just replacing theextract
step withbeancount-import
or something more dedicated built intobeancount-import
?beancount-import
sources? Thebeancount-import
ofx
source is the most full-featured I have seen. Seems a bit duplicative to rewrite it all as a beancount importer. Would be great to have a means toidentify
,generate
(thatgenerates
a "default" to be tested against, like with beancount ofx importer), andtest
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