• NodeJS bindings for LibOFX

  This allows you to parse bank statemetns in formats like OFX & QIF using ~nodejs~. This project only provides the bindings, it's https://github.com/libofx/libofx that does the heavy lifting of parsing. The library actually does more stuff, but the binding has limited feature support.

• Basic Example

** List transactions of all accounts in the file

#+begin_src javascript const accounts = libofx.parseFile("/path/to/file.ofx"); for (const account of accounts) { console.log(Account ${account.info.number}); console.log( Balance: ${account.balance.ledger}); console.log( Transactions); for (const tr of account.transactions) { console.log( * ${tr.memo} ${tr.amount} (${tr.datePosted})); } } #+end_src

• API Reference

  The library exports one function:

  ~libofx.parseFile(filePath: string): Array~.

  The ~Account~ object has the following fields:

  #+begin_src javascript type Account = { acctId: string, type: libofx.AccountType, name: string number: string, currency: string, bankId: string, branchId: string, } #+end_src

  The field ~Account.type~ may contain the following values:

  • ~libofx.AccountType.CHECKING~
  • ~libofx.AccountType.CMA~
  • ~libofx.AccountType.CREDITCARD~
  • ~libofx.AccountType.CREDITLINE~
  • ~libofx.AccountType.INVESTMENT~
  • ~libofx.AccountType.MONEYMRKT~
  • ~libofx.AccountType.SAVINGS~

• Does it miss anything?

  Opening issues and pull requests for fixing or extending the software are more than welcome!