CSV importer survey - what do you use?

• Fava

  42 1,819 9.1 Python

  Fava - web interface for Beancount

  

But regardless, I'm using beancount-import (is semi-manual but does some predictions on accounts you used before, matching/merging, and I created some scripts to specific custom csv's. This handles pretty much anything you can download with finance-dl), finance-dl to download data (paypal, amazon but there's more it can download from) and fava for a nice gui. Also wrote a scripts to grab table data from pdf's to transfer it to a csv, and a script that when I download monthly bank statements it cleans up the data and adds it to my main csv file.

• reckon

  5 403 5.7 Ruby

  Flexibly import bank account CSV files into Ledger for command-line accounting

https://github.com/cantino/reckon is really handy. I maintain a token file(used to map a transaction to an account) and run the reckon tool against the bank csv files in non-interactive mode to generate a temp ledger file, make necessary adjustments and then merge it with the main ledger file.

• InfluxDB

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