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27 lines
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#/bin/sh
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#
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# End-to-end test
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#
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# This will use libofx to create an OFX statement request, post it to your
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# bank, and send the input back into libofx to display in a human readable
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# way.
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#
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# Ultimately, I'll make ofxconnect itself POST the file using libcurl,
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# but this will at least get us started.
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#
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# Parameters:
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# $1 org
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# $2 fid
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# $3 bank
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# $4 user
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# $5 pass
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# $6 acct
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# $7 type
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# $8 past
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# $9 url
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#
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# See the ofxconnect help for explanation of parameters 1-8. 9 is the URL of your OFX server
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#
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rm -f out
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./ofxconnect -s --org=$1 --fid=$2 --bank=$3 --user=$4 --pass=$5 --acct=$6 --type=$7 --past=$8 | ./postofx.py $9 > out && ../ofxdump/ofxdump out
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