FYI: GnuCash QIF importer Python helper script (my use case: GnuCash Android app)

[henning at jacobs1.de]

Hi GnuCash fans,

I'm using the GnuCash Mobile Android App to track my expenses and I was 
a bit disappointed with the QIF/OFX import (going to the GnuCash GUI and 
having to click multiple times). So I wrote a tiny Python helper script 
to automate QIF->GnuCash import (using the GnuCash Python Bindings). You 
can find it on Github:

https://github.com/hjacobs/gnucash-qif-import

Usage is simple:

   sudo apt-get install gnucash python-gnucash
   ./import.py -v -f examples/accounts.gnucash examples/expenses.qif

I hope someone finds it useful. I just hacked it today -- please report 
bugs/problems..

My idea is to use the "Save on SD card" feature of GnuCash Mobile app 
and automatically import the QIF exports when connecting my smartphone 
via USB. Automated QIF saves by the GnuCash Mobile app would be a cool 
new feature.

BTW: I tested GnuCash 2.6 (from source on Ubuntu 13.10) today and the 
JS reports look good :-)

- Henning