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clovis import

Import a CSV statement into an account

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What it does

Import a CSV statement into an account

UsageUsage: clovis import [options]

Options

--file <path>CSV file path

--account <id>Destination account id

--counterpart <id>Counterpart/category account id for imported rows

--currency <symbol>Explicit asset symbol if the file differs from the account default

--status <status>Transaction status: posted, pending, planned, or void (default: "pending")

-h, --helpdisplay help for command

Examples

clovis import --file statement.csv --account <checking-id> --counterpart <uncategorized-id>

clovis import --file visa.csv --account <card-id> --counterpart <uncategorized-id> --status pending

Notes

Default status is pending so imported rows can be reviewed before posting.

File paths use ordinary filesystem permissions.

Raw help output

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Usage: clovis import [options]

Import a CSV statement into an account

Options:
  --file <path>        CSV file path
  --account <id>       Destination account id
  --counterpart <id>   Counterpart/category account id for imported rows
  --currency <symbol>  Explicit asset symbol if the file differs from the
                       account default
  --status <status>    Transaction status: posted, pending, planned, or void
                       (default: "pending")
  -h, --help           display help for command

Examples:
  clovis import --file statement.csv --account <checking-id> --counterpart <uncategorized-id>
  clovis import --file visa.csv --account <card-id> --counterpart <uncategorized-id> --status pending

Notes:
  Default status is pending so imported rows can be reviewed before posting.
  File paths use ordinary filesystem permissions.