qifparse
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giacomos
Currently, unsupported types in a qif file will abort the import. Add support for !Type:Price
Currently, unsupported types in a qif file will abort the import. Add support for !Type:Security
The original QIF spec has option headers. A Quicken export includes these, qifparse errors and fails when parsing a file that includes them
This tool does not support !Type:Tag and fails if it encounters any types it does not recognize. !Type:Tag is currently exported from Quicken 2016.
The gnucash reference link appears to be dead. I think the current location is: https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/blob/master/src/import-export/qif-imp/file-format.txt
shouldn't it be an E instead of a M for the memo field of a split in class AmountSplit(BaseEntry): _fields = [ Field('category', 'string', 'S'), Field('to_account', 'reference', 'S'), Field('amount', 'float',...
You need to parse your numbers using decimal.Decimal() to avoid storing the numbers as binary and losing the precision. You're using float() right now, which converts the string to an...
I downloaded version 0.5, and qifparse.**init** contains: **version** = '0.1'