def setUp(self):
self.port = 9486
self.server = MockOfxServer(port=self.port)
self.mockurl = "http://localhost:" + str(self.port) + "/"
self.institution = ofx.Institution(ofx_org="Test Bank",
ofx_fid="99999",
ofx_url=self.mockurl)
self.checking_account = ofx.Account(acct_number="1122334455",
aba_number="12345678",
acct_type="Checking",
institution=self.institution)
self.savings_account = ofx.Account(acct_number="1122334455",
aba_number="12345678",
acct_type="Savings",
institution=self.institution)
self.creditcard_account = ofx.Account(acct_number="1122334455",
aba_number="12345678",
acct_type="Credit Card",
institution=self.institution)
self.username = "******"
self.password = "******"
self.client = ofx.Client()
self.checking_stmt = ofx_test_utils.get_checking_stmt()
self.savings_stmt = ofx_test_utils.get_savings_stmt()
self.creditcard_stmt = ofx_test_utils.get_creditcard_stmt()
def main():
# Set up our OFX client
institution = ofx.Institution(ofx_org=settings.OFX_SETTINGS['org'],
ofx_url=settings.OFX_SETTINGS['url'],
ofx_fid=settings.OFX_SETTINGS['fid'])
account = ofx.Account(acct_type=settings.ACCOUNT_TYPE,
acct_number=settings.ACCOUNT_NUMBER,
aba_number=settings.OFX_SETTINGS['code'],
institution=institution)
client = ofx.Client(debug=settings.DEBUG)
# Get our current statement
response = client.get_statement(account, settings.ACCOUNT_USERNAME,
settings.ACCOUNT_PASSWORD)
# This ugly bit of navigation gets us the list of the transactions that
# have occured in this statement.
statement_dict = response.get_statements()[0].as_dict()
try:
line_items = statement_dict['STMTRS']['BANKTRANLIST']
except KeyError:
line_items = statement_dict['CCSTMTRS']['BANKTRANLIST']
line_items = sorted(line_items,
key=lambda v: v.asDict().get('DTPOSTED'),
reverse=True)
email_body = generate_email_body(line_items)
now = datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %I:%M%p')
subject = "[%s] New %s Transactions" % (now, settings.ACCOUNT_NAME)
send_email(subject, email_body)
def setUp(self):
self.request = ofx.Request()
self.institution = ofx.Institution(ofx_org="fi_name", ofx_fid="1000")
self.account = ofx.Account(acct_number="00112233",
aba_number="12345678",
acct_type="Checking",
institution=self.institution)
self.username = "******"
self.password = "******"
self.parser = ofx.Parser()
def setUp(self):
self.institution = ofx.Institution(name="Test Bank",
ofx_org="Test Bank",
ofx_url="https://ofx.example.com",
ofx_fid="9999999")
self.good_acct = ofx.Account(acct_type="CHECKING",
acct_number="1122334455",
aba_number="123456789",
institution=self.institution)
self.bad_acct = ofx.Account(acct_type="Fnargle",
acct_number="",
aba_number="",
institution=None)
def load_from_dict(fi_dict):
return ofx.Institution(name=fi_dict.get('name'),
ofx_org=fi_dict.get('ofx_org'),
ofx_url=fi_dict.get('ofx_url'),
ofx_fid=fi_dict.get('ofx_fid'))
if action != "profile":
# The following allows the username prompt to be written even if output is redirected.
# On UNIX and Mac, that is. The sys.stdout fallback should work elsewhere, assuming
# people on those other platforms aren't redirecting output like the UNIX-heads are.
terminal = None
if os.access("/dev/tty", os.W_OK):
terminal = open("/dev/tty", 'w')
else:
terminal = sys.stdout
terminal.write("Enter account username: "******"Enter account password: ")
institution = ofx.Institution(ofx_org=options.org,
ofx_url=options.url,
ofx_fid=options.fid)
account = ofx.Account(acct_type=options.accttype,
acct_number=options.acctid,
aba_number=options.bankid,
institution=institution)
try:
client = ofx.Client(debug=options.verbose)
response = None
if options.verbose:
# Install an HTTP handler with debug output
http_handler = urllib2.HTTPHandler(debuglevel=1)
https_handler = urllib2.HTTPSHandler(debuglevel=1)