Neither Revolut, nor Cedit Suisse offer APIs for non-business customers. As an engineer I am annoyed and therefore chose to write this python library that helps me manage my expanses. Revolut csv exports are straightforward but Credit Suisse statements are terrible :).
Therefore Revolut statements can be anything (monthly, yearly, etc.) and are processed one-by-one using the directory structure described below.
Credit Suisse statements are single file .csv exports of the account history (I use yearly).
lib.py exposes all logic required to process the Revolut statements but cs.py is an extension for those chunky Credit Suisse statements.
Warning
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source env/bin/activate For Revolut, it is recommened to place the input files in ./banks/revolut/MONTH_YEAR.csv:
./banks/revolut/october_2024.csv
./banks/revolut/september_2024.csv
...
See examples of how to use this data in /tests/revolut_tests.py.
Note
Using yearly, quarterly or other data should work fine, adjust higher-level logic accordingly when building on top of lib.py.
lib.py is designed to account for possible API changes. The examples in /tests/ show more clearly how it works.
This isn't ideal, take the .csv dump and delete the first few lines in the editor (we only want the transaction data and the csv is horribly formatted).
Then use the functions found in cs.py.
See tests in /tests/cs_tests.py.