Dustin C. Hatch
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`xactmon` is a new tool I developed to parse transaction notifications from banks and automatically import them into my personal finance tracker. It is designed in a modular fashion, composed of three main components: * Receiver * Processor * Importer Components communicate with one another using an AMQP exchange. Hypothetically, there could be multipel implementations of the receiver and importer components. Right now, there is only a JMAP receiver, which fetches email messages (from Fastmail), and a Firefly III importer. The processor is a singleton, handling notifications from the receiver, parsing them into a normalized format, and passing them on to the importer. It uses a set of rules to decide how to parse the messages, and supports using either a regular expression with named capture groups or an Awk script to extract the relevant information.
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308 B
Awk
23 lines
308 B
Awk
/ending in/ {
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gsub(/^ +/, "");
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account=$0
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}
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/•/ {
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if (date=="") {
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gsub(/[^0-9-]+/, "");
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date=$0
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} else if (description == "") {
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gsub(/.*• /, "")
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description=$0
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} else if (amount == "") {
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gsub(/[^0-9.]+/, "");
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amount=$0
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}
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}
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END {
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OFS="|"
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print(account, date, amount, description)
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}
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