Django fiobank
Django-app for managing and processing Fio Bank transaction.
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Installation
Get and install the code:
git clone git@github.com:rbas/django-fiobank.git cd django-fiobank python setup.py install
or install via pip:
pip install django_fiobank
Add ‘django_fiobank’ to INSTALLED_APPS
Run django migration:
./manage.py migrate django_fiobank
Usage
Run django in your browser and register Accounts and token for Fio Bank Api.
Downloading a save your bank transaction:
./manage.py fiodownload
Notification when the token expiration:
./manage.py fiochecktokentimevalidity
Set this command as daily cron job.
Use django.post_save signal on model Transaction for couple your invoice.
For further information read code.
License: ICS
© 2013 Martin Voldrich <rbas.cz@gmail.com>
This work is licensed under ISC license.
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