Add fetch command for per-account JSON export #33
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Adds a new `simplefin fetch` command that:
- Fetches all accounts with their transactions
- Outputs one JSON file per account
- Organizes files hierarchically: <institution>/<account-name>/<account-id>_<date>.json
This structure is useful for integration with tools like beangulp that
expect one file per account. The hierarchical layout is human-navigable
and the timestamped filenames preserve history.
Usage:
simplefin fetch --output-dir /path/to/output --lookback-days 30
- Add test_cli.py with 6 tests covering: - Directory structure creation - File naming convention - JSON content (account metadata + transactions) - Duplicate account name handling - Required options validation - Update README.md with fetch command documentation
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Summary
Adds a new
simplefin fetchcommand that fetches all accounts with their transactions and saves each account to a separate JSON file.Features
<institution>/<account-name>/<account-id>_<date>.jsonUsage
Creates:
Use Case
This is particularly useful for integration with beangulp importers, which expect one file per account. The hierarchical structure is human-navigable while the account-id in filenames ensures uniqueness.
Changes
src/simplefin/cli/__init__.py: Addfetchcommandtests/test_cli.py: Add 6 tests for the new commandREADME.md: Add documentation for the new commandTest Plan