Hi,
Am 15.05.19 um 02:57 schrieb Martin Blais:> But why are you trying to do
this? What's your purpose?
My importer applies a set of rules to convert payee names and assign
certain kind of transactions to accounts:
# List of tuples (regular expression, replacement)
payee_replacements = [
("^AMAZON", "Amazon"),
]
# List of tuples (python expression to match, second account to set)
accounts_assignments = [
("desc == 'Miete PSW 1'", "Expenses:Miete"),
("payee in ['REWE', 'Kaufland', 'ALDI']", "Expenses:Groceries"),
("True", "Expenses:Unknown")
]
def transform_txn(txn):
payee = txn.payee
for pattern, substitute in payee_replacements:
if re.match(pattern, payee):
payee = substitute
break
txn = txn._replace(payee = payee)
local_vars = {"payee" : txn.payee, "desc" : txn.narration,
"buchungsart" : txn.meta["buchungsart"]}
if txn.postings[1].account == "Expenses:Unknown":
for expr, acc in accounts_assignments:
if eval(expr, local_vars):
account = acc
break
txn.postings[1] = txn.postings[1]._replace(account = account)
return txn
These two rulesets are applied on import.
I want to also apply them on existing ledgers.
Usecase: I identify a recurring transaction pattern, such as "buchungsart
== 'GAA,Spk.Netz'. All matching transaction to imported as well as existing
ones should have the account "Assets:Bargeld" assigned. For that, I need a
method to read in all transactions, transform them and write them to a
beancount file.
This is my solution to this question:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beancount/e93VI4s4YCQ
An alternative approach are plugins. So far I understand plugins they only
apply live transformations, i.e., they transform data as it is loaded from
a file, but do not write back the data to the file.
>> A workaround I see, is to read in main.beancount and write out the
entries to different files based on entries[6].meta["filename"]. Basically
rewriting the entire ledger.
>
> I was going to suggest this.
> Still, when you write entries out, they won't look precisely the same as
the input. Numbers will have been filled in, cost bases will show up, etc.
I don't see the point.
Yes, I have noticed that, but that seems ok to me.
I hope I was able to explain my use case. I am open to any thoughts and
ideas to achieve that differently.
Best Regards,
Florian
>
>
>
> On Mon, May 13, 2019 at 10:36 AM Florian Lindner <mailingli...@xgm.de
<mailto:mailingli...@xgm.de>> wrote:
>
> I see.
> Well FWIW, entries which have errors are not guaranteed to show
up in the output stream at all.
> It's unclear to me whether this is always the best outcome, but a
long while ago I decided to do this for transactions and for some other
directives.
>
https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/src/d1b2cbf2841669e988f6692ec1d39db3708730cc/beancount/ops/balance.py#lines-119
>
> I don't have a solution for you. This is an unusual case.
>
>
> I tried to apply the workaround I mentioned:
>
> entries, error, option_map = bc.loader.load_file(args.inputfile)
> sorted_entries = {} # file -> list of entries
>
> for e in entries:
> entry = transform_txn(e) if type(e) == data.Transaction else e
> name = entry.meta["filename"]
> sorted_entries[name] = sorted_entries.get(name, []) + [entry]
>
> for filename in sorted_entries:
> with open(filename, "w") as f:
> bc.parser.printer.print_entries(sorted_entries[filename],
file = f)
>
> A problem that shows up, is that in main.beancount I have some
options set (e.g. operation_currency). They don't show up in entries, but
in option_map. However, I don't know how to write them to file.
>
> Another idea: At a first try, it seems that reading the entire file
into a string and use |beancount.parser.parser.||parse_many|would work and
also parser the balances:
>
> with open(args.inputfile, "r") as f:
> instr = f.read()
>
> entries = bc.parser.parser.parse_many(instr)
>
> Seems to work fine so far. What do you think?
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