MoneyLover Excel Lib
This is a library to data crunch excel documents generated by MoneyLover app.
To load generated documents into library, first open them with openoffice or libreoffice and save as .xlsx.
Sample scripts can be found in scripts/ directory, documentation can be found in docs/ directory. To run sample scripts put them in the same directory as moneylover.py.
If you find a bug, please post about it in the MoneyLover-Excel-Lib github issues section. Contributors more than welcome. Features to be implemented can be found in plan.txt.
If you have installed with pip, use via: from MoneyLover_Excel_Lib.moneylover import *
Written by Tim Nibert http://www.github.com/tnibert/MoneyLover-Excel-Lib http://www.ironlotuscomputer.com.au
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