Hi Martin,
Just started using beancount to get away from Quicken. Your reasons for
writing it and the documentation was my reason to give it a try. It should
also help my Python skills. You sort of have an example in csv_test.py.
It helped me determine what to put in my .import file. Stra
Hi Martin,
responses to your response below.
On Monday, October 24, 2016 at 10:07:53 PM UTC-4, Martin Blais wrote:
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> On Sun, Oct 23, 2016 at 9:01 PM, > wrote:
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>> Hi Martin,
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>> Just started using beancount to get away from Quicken. Your reasons for
>> writing it and the documentation was
Hi Martin,
I finally got it to work. I put the example you gave in an
importers/capone/__init__.py file (the one that creates a subclass of the
csv.Importer) and then created the capone.import which imports the capone
with the CONFIG global variable set to
capone.Importer('Liabilities:US:CapO
Hello All,
I'm running beancount under OSX El Capitan,10.11.6. , Python 3.5.2. Using
Vim 7.4 Mac OSX version. I downloaded the zip and manually copied the
files to my .vim directory. The folding worked, but I did not try the
completion. After about a month not opening my file, I opened it a
Hi Martin,
Happy New Year!
I wasn't sure if this should be entered as an issue, thought I would let
you decide. I am working on importing my credit card statements by running
bean-extract and saving to a file, copying the credit card opening
statement and expenses to the new file, and then ad
When a csv file is extracted, the transactions are printed out with the
oldest date first and the newest date last. I was wondering if there is a
way to reverse the sort order, i.e. print out the newest date first and the
oldest date last, as this is how I prefer to have them ordered in my file
Wow! Thanks Martin. Hmm, it looks like I looked too deep. I will try it
out when I get back from vacation.
Jonathan.
On Sunday, January 8, 2017 at 11:37:07 PM UTC-5, Martin Blais wrote:
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> You got it.
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> https://bitbucket.org/blais/beancount/commits/80164efbf9ae7d19c1e929f5b4809821e99a0b6d
Hi Martin,
I thought it might be a bug because you seem to be a too good and careful
coder to let an uncaught exception through. Here is the simplest file that
causes an exception for me. It is the original transaction that caused it.
Nothing sensitive there. Besides, Google already knows a
Apologies for the late reply, I just saw this. Anyway, this thread has
some answers and an example Martin gave me when I started several months
ago. I too needed some direct examples to understand how to do it. I
haven't tried the OFX yet, but have successfully done three CSV importers
now.
