Chris Singley

Hey guys, I happened to stumble upon this project and this discussion. As it happens, I've spent way too much time combing through the OFX specs while working on [ofxtools](https://github.com/csingley/ofxtools)....

P.S. relevant to issues like #17 - `ofxtools` has fairly extensive support for all kinds of investment transactions - that's what I mostly use it for, personally. BUYDEBT, SELLSTOCK, EXERCISE,...

You might be interested in [ofxtools](https://github.com/csingley/ofxtools) OFX is the industry standard import/export format (it's what Mint mostly uses, I believe); the data is widely available from most banks (in US...

Only JS code I've seen that handles OFX looks pretty barebones, but at least some handles OFXv1 (SGML) which is really a hard requirement if you aim at real-world utility....

There probably aren't any that are much good; I've only seen quick & dirty hacks. The OFX spec (and its various irregular implementations) are kind of a bear. There's a...

Have a look at this: https://github.com/bradenmacdonald/ofx-js It at least tries to handle SGML, but those regexes are going to break on real-world OFXv1. It doesn't do any type-conversion, which means...

Sorry to hear it. Let me know if you make any progress.

> An acctinfo request to Wells Fargo doesn't return the same bankid for all acctid's. 😡 > Is there a simple way to get the --all to work? Simple? Not...

Writing custom field classes would work, of course... but if I have to write a custom Field subclass for every single data type, I'll just go ahead and roll my...

I've got no skin in the game at this point, but from a user's point of view I think the mixin proposal is pretty reasonable (although not surprisingly I prefer...