ofxdb 0.0.2

DB Generator for OFX Financial Statement Data

OFXDB

Database Generator for OFX Financial Statement Data, by Finarrow.

What is it?

ofxdb is a Python package providing ETL infrastructure needed to create a database of personal financial data. It uses ofxtools to connect to financial institutions and retrieve ofx files that are parsed into various csv files. The project's goal is to serve as the basis for making better personal finance decisions by providing a seamless and safe way to aggregate your account history across any financial institution and make the data available for you to analyze.

Main features

These are few things that ofxfdb does in its current state:

• Parse ofxtools account config file
• Retrieve ofx files for all accounts in the ofxtools account config
• Transform ofxtools account info and statement objects into csv files and save to disk

Current support:
Account information
Investment statements

To do:
Bank statements
Tax statements

Generates 5 csv files in your $HOME directory as follows:

$HOME/ofxdb/account_info.csv  
$HOME/ofxdb/positions.csv  
$HOME/ofxdb/transactions.csv  
$HOME/ofxdb/balances.csv  
$HOME/ofxdb/securities.csv  

For more details, take a look at the tables guide, column definitions and table samples.

Limitations

ofxdb is well-tested with TD Ameritrade accounts that hold only stocks and ETFs. By design ofxdb should work well for any broker that you can connect to with ofxtools and for any security types supported by the ofx protocol. If you encounter any issues, please open an issue against ofxdb on GitHub.

In its current version, ofxdb only works on linux and linux-based systems (including OSX). Support for Windows is in the scope of the project and will come in a future version.

Where to get it

The source code is currently hosted on GitHub at: https://github.com/finarrow/ofxbd

Binary installer for the latest released version is available at the Python package index.

pip install ofxdb

Dependencies

• ofxtools
• pandas
• keyring

Getting started

Set up your account credentials in your system keyring using the ofxtools command line tool ofxget. Do this for all accounts you would like to aggregate data for. You will be prompted in the command line to enter your password.

ofxget acctinfo <server_nickname> -u <your_username> --write --savepass

You can get a list of available server nicknames as follows:

ofxget list

Use the generate script to build the tables.

python ofxdb/data/generate.py

Check out the ofxtools documentation if you have any issues using ofxget.

Getting involved

Discuss ofxdb on the Finarrow community Slack

We welcome your contributions. To file a bug, suggest an improvement, or request a new feature please open an issue against ofxdb on GitHub.

License

MIT