examples: stripe csv

examples/csv/stripe.csv

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+"balance_transaction_id","created_utc","available_on_utc","currency","gross","fee","net","reporting_category","description"
+"txn_14G11HjubSIHf9IKrvJdwN","2020-01-23 08:26:29","2020-01-27 00:00:00","usd","12.00","0.00","12.00","charge",
+"txn_14G11HjHgubIH9ZvbPgYO7","2020-01-23 08:26:31","2020-01-27 00:00:00","usd","-0.77","0.00","-0.77","refund","REFUND FOR PAYMENT"

examples/csv/stripe.csv.rules

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+# example: https://paste.tomsmeding.com/fOTKscYN
+
+# Stripe "Balance change from activity" CSV, default fields:
+fields balance_transaction_id, created_utc, available_on_utc, currency, gross, fee, net, reporting_category, description
+skip 1
+date %created_utc
+date-format %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
+code %balance_transaction_id
+
+# use currency field as currency symbol, with a space
+currency %currency 
+# but show usd as $
+if ,usd,
+ currency $ 
+
+# the first posting is money leaving/entering my balance
+# (negative means leaving my account, in all amount fields)
+account1 assets:online:stripe
+amount1  %net
+
+# the second posting is money sent to/received from other party
+# we'll set generic account names based on sign and reporting_category
+amount2 -%gross
+if %gross ^-
+ account2 expenses:%reporting_category
+if %gross ^[^-]
+ account2 revenues:%reporting_category
+
+# if there's a non-zero fee, add a third posting
+if %fee [1-9]
+ account3 expenses:banking:stripe
+ amount3  -%fee
+