[GNC] bank2qif - a gnucash companion tool

[Christian Kluge]

Am 02.10.2018 um 22:07 schrieb Łukasz Piątkowski:
> Hi everyone!
> I'm new here, but I'm using gnucash for about 10 years now. A few
> years back I created a small helper tool, that allows you to get a
> bank statement from a bank, convert it to QIF format and then import
> to gnucash. I know there were tools like that already, but mine can
> also convert transactions in the statement according to user-defined
> rules and thus automatically assign them to gnucash account. I'm using
> it for years as well, but recently I cleaned it a little bit, added
> some docs and published on github. If you're interested,check the
> project here: https://github.com/piontec/bank2qif
> 
> It is designed to be easily extensible, so it should be easy to add
> new bank statements formats or transaction conversion options. If you
> find it useful, please link in the docs for others to find.
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You might want to check out the new CSV-Importer in GnuCash 3 and the
Bayesian Matcher or maybe you can even directly import the transactions
from the bank without an extra file.

For which I don’t know why to convert it to QIF, if wasn’t provided by
the bank that way firstly, since as I said, gnucash 3 can import
CSV-files just fine.

Kind regards

Christian Kluge