This is the importer of SwiftBeanCount. It reads files to create transactions. This library does not include any UI, so consumers need to provide a UI for selecting accounts, settings, as well as editing of transactions.
Importer
via one of the new
functions on the ImporterFactory
, depending on what you want to import.delegate
on the importer.load()
on the importer.nextTransaction()
to retrive transaction after transactions till it returns nil
. It is recommended to allow the user the edit the transactions while doing this, as long as shouldAllowUserToEdit
is true.saveMapped(description:payee:accountName:)
.balancesToImport()
and pricesToImport()
from the importer.There are settings for the date tolerance when detecting duplicate transactions, as well as for the mapping the user saved in step 5) of importing transactions. Your app can allow the user to view and edit these via the Settings
object. Settings are by default stored in UserDefaults
but you can bring your own SettingsStorage
by setting Settings.storage
.
Each Importer provides a help text. You can access all importers via ImporterFactory.allImporters
. They each expose an importerName
and helpText
on the class.
Please check out the complete documentation here, or have a look at the SwiftBeanCountImporterApp which uses this library.
The library supports the Swift Package Manger, so simply add a dependency in your Package.swift
:
.package(url: "https://github.com/Nef10/SwiftBeanCountImporter.git", .exact("X.Y.Z")),
Note: as per semantic versioning all versions changes < 1.0.0 can be breaking, so please use .exact
for now
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