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Gnucash to Beancount Converter
Convert your Gnucash Sqlite3 file to a Beancount text ledger.
Install
pip install gnucash-to-beancountUsage
gnucash-to-beancount my-ledger.gnucash > my-ledger.beancountKnown Limitations
This version supports:
Accounts
Transactions and it’s Splits
Commodities
Prices
Unsupported features:
Lots
Budget
Scheduled Transactions
All Business entities
Key Value metadata
You may help improve this project by providing a sample Gnucash Sqlite3 file that uses one or more unsupported features.
License
Copyright (C) 2017 Henrique Bastos.
This code is distributed under the terms of the “GNU GPLv2 only”. See LICENSE file for details.
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