A tool to categorise and analyse spending. Basically, a glorified CSV parser.
Currently parses my Westpac CSV exports, could make that pluggable.
Every transaction can have a single category. However, categories can be hierarchical: for example, a category could be
food/take-out/coffee/blue-bottle
. When searching or analysing, this transaction can be found in food
,
food/take-out
, food/take-out/coffee
, and of course food/take-out/coffee/blue-bottle
.
Transactions can be unknown
, which is a reserved category. Rules can prevent transactions from being categorised as
unknown
, e.g to avoid large amounts being uncategorised.
For now we have a rules.ts with the rules; it should be some config file and it shouldn't be in the repo!
For now, run with:
ts-node src/cli/main.ts --debug false \
-f ~/Downloads/Westpac_Data_export_20112020.csv \
-t westpac-csv \
-r rules/* \
-a accounts.yml
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