balanced-ach 0.1.5

To Install

Simply:

pip install balanced-ach

or if you prefer:

easy_install balanced-ach

Requirements

• Python >= 2.6, < 3.0

• wac >=0.11

• iso8601 >=0.1.4,

• simplejson >=2.3.2

Usage

import balanced_ach

print "create a bank account"
bank_account = balanced_ach.BankAccount(
    name='Gottfried Leibniz',
    account_number='3819372930',
    routing_number='121042882',
    type='checking',
).save()

print "Cool, let's credit that bank account for $1.01 USD"
credit = bank_account.credit(101)

print "Cool, let's debit that bank account for $4.55 USD"
debit = bank_account.debit(455)

print "Want to credit that bank account $1.01 USD without creating it? Cool"
credit = balanced_ach.Credit(
    amount=101,
    bank_account=dict(
        name='Gottfried Leibniz',
        account_number='3819372930',
        routing_number='121042882',
        type='checking',
)).save()

print "Want to debit that bank account $4.55 USD without creating it? Cool"
debit = balanced_ach.Debit(
    amount=101,
    bank_account=dict(
        name='Gottfried Leibniz',
        account_number='3819372930',
        routing_number='121042882',
        type='checking',
)).save()

print "and there you have it 8-)"

Issues

Please use appropriately tagged github issues to request features or report bugs.

Contributing

1. Fork it

2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)

3. Write your code and tests

4. Ensure all tests still pass (nosetests -svx tests)

5. Commit your changes (git commit -am ‘Add some feature’)

6. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)

7. Create new pull request