Credit Agricole Importer for FireflyIII

Automatic import of Credit Agricole accounts and transactions into FireflyIII personal finance manager, made with use of python-creditagricole-particuliers.

Features

• Auto import choosen accounts
• Auto import transactions from customizable period
• Limit number of transactions to import
• Auto assign budget, category, tags, expense/revenue account on transactions depending on their description*
  • And even auto rename them!*

*Although these functionalities are available in the FireflyIII dashboard with automated rules, they have been integrated into credit-agricole-importer. This integration allows for the execution of these actions directly through the application, bypassing the need for the FireflyIII instance.

How to install

Install requirements

• Stable and working release :

  cd /path/you/want
  wget https://github.com/Royalphax/credit-agricole-importer/archive/refs/tags/v0.3.1.zip
  unzip v0.3.1.zip
  cd credit-agricole-importer-0.3.1
  pip install -r requirements.txt

• or Latest version of the code :

  cd /path/you/want
  git clone https://github.com/Royalphax/credit-agricole-importer.git
  cd credit-agricole-importer
  pip install -r requirements.txt

  Usage

  python main.py

During the first run it will automatically create the config.ini file. To help you to fill it, here is a Wiki Page.

After you successfully filled the config file, each time you run main.py, it will import your transactions.

Auto run this script

To automatically import your transactions on a daily, monthly or weekly basis, I recommend using crontab. Here is an example of a tutorial.

FAQ

How can I get my FireflyIII personal-token ?

Use Personal Access Token in your FireflyIII instance Profile menu.

Are my Credit Agricole credentials safe ?

When it comes to storing your credentials in the config.ini file, it's crucial to ensure that this file is not accessible from public addresses. You should make every effort to secure your host machine as effectively as possible. However, please note that I cannot be held responsible if someone manages to steal your credentials.

If any system security experts happen to come across this, please don't hesitate to initiate a discussion with me on how we can enhance our storage methods. Your insights and expertise would be greatly appreciated.

Can anybody contribute ?

Certainly! If you have any improvement ideas or wish to implement new features yourself, please don't hesitate to do so. I'm open to pull requests, but I do take a thorough and meticulous approach when reviewing them before merging. Your contributions are highly appreciated! 😃

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