hdfc-cc-parser
Python package to parse HDFC credit card statement to a CSV. This is a Python package for hdfc-cc-parser-rs.
[!NOTE] Read original project's README for details on the CLI tool. Limiting this README to Python package only
Installation
pip install hdfc-cc-parser-rs
Build Package Manually
[!NOTE] You may want to build Python wheels and install manually until I start publishing universal wheels. Currently, I have whl that should support MacOS arm64
- Clone the repo and follow CLI installation instructions in hdfc-cc-parser-rs.
- Copy the binary
./target/release/hdfc-cc-parser-rsto/usr/bin/local/hdfc-cc-parser-rs - Install
maturinbypip install maturin - Build using
maturin build --release - If everything goes well, you should be able to import the Python package as
import hdfc_cc_parser
Usage
import hdfc_cc_parser
response = hdfc_cc_parser.parse_cc_statement(file_path, name, password)
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