banking

Python 3.4. Because compiling modules for windows x64 just isn't fun enough.

You'll need to patch PyCrypto like this to make it work on 3.4

Usage

Currently has interfaces to Tesco credit cards, Santander accounts, and lloyds account(s). Patches adding interfaces welcome.

Modify config.py to something like:

accounts = [
    SantanderAccount('santander saver', '12-23-34', '12345678'),
    LloydsAccount('lloyds gold', '98-76-54', '11223344'),
    TescoAccount('tesco')
]

Then download .qif statements with

$ get.py "Feb 6" "Mar 6" llo san

Downloading transactions
        after 2015-03-06 (inclusive)
        until 2015-04-07 (exclusive)
        from 'lloyds gold', 'santander saver'

Please set a password for your new keyring:
Please confirm the password:
Missing credentials for account 'lloyds gold'
  Enter user:
  Enter password:
  Enter mem_info:
Missing credentials for account 'santander saver'
  Enter user:
  Enter password:
  Enter reg_num:
[random print statements while downloading follow]
$ ls -1 downloads
lloyds gold 2014-09-06 2014-11-29.qif
lloyds gold 2014-11-29 2015-02-21.qif
lloyds gold 2015-02-21 2015-03-05.qif
santander saver 2014-09-06 2015-03-05.qif

Note how sometime multiple statements are produced, due to the restrictions on timespan enforced by the bank

Next time you run, it'll be faster:

$ get.py "Mar 6" "Apr 7" llo san

Downloading transactions
        after 2015-03-06 (inclusive)
        until 2015-04-07 (exclusive)
        from 'lloyds gold', 'santander saver'

Please enter password for encrypted keyring:
[random print statements while downloading follow]
`

To debug with firefox, use

```console
$ get.py "Mar 6" "Apr 7" tesco --ff