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@envelope-zero/ynap-parsers

v1.17.10

Published

Parsers from various formats to YNAB CSV

Downloads

2,386

Readme

YNAP Parsers

This package contains parsers that can convert banking statements from a variety of formats into a CSV format that can be imported into You Need A Budget. If you just want to use those parsers to convert your banking statements, you can do so using our web app, You Need A Parser.

Supported Formats

A list of all currently supported formats is available on the Supported Formats page.

Contributing

If you want ynap-parsers to support a new format, you have two options:

1. Request a Format

This is the simplest way if you don't want to implement the parser yourself. Tell me which format you'd like to see supported and attach an example file if you have one.

2. Submit a Pull Request

Adding a new format is fairly straight-forward. Take a look at one of the implemented parsers (e.g. Kontist). Every parser file basically consists of two functions: A matcher that checks if a given file is supported and a parser that converts a given file into one or more arrays of YNAB-supported rows.

Every parser module should be accompanied by a test suite to make sure that it operates correctly.