The Manager doesn't need to know that it was called from the CLI, so it
now is initialized with the database and performs an action, based on
the operation it receives and its parameters.
The work isn't finished, some Manager actions are still based on the CLI
arguments.
The CLI logic and creation of parameters to pass to the manager have
been moved to the __main__.py file, which brings it to line to the
program being called as a package from the command line.
Implements the argument parser, the manager logic and the DB client
methods.
Encapsulates the DbClient connection under the _db attribute on the
manager.
Adds verbose option to enable ORM increased logging.
Categorizer will work directly on ORM classes, which will cleanup the
code, since changes will automatically be persisted when change the
objects.
Adds wrapper session class inside the DbClient for the manager to use.
The manager will have to have some DB session knowledge, which adds some
unfortunate coupling.
Removes some unnecessary relations between tables that were added by
mistake.
category CLI option now uses the manager.
Can now download from all banks registered on the banks/nordigen table
and write to the PostgresSQL DB (or any DB, since we're now agnostic).
Commented out most of the managers functions until the integration with
the new DB client is complete.
Set Optional relationships. Remove the DB types as dataclasses, it only
increased the verbosity of the types w/o much going for it.
Change the name Original to Transaction, since the type is the
placeholder for the rest of the transaction information.
A bank had an offset on the date of the transactions...
It also passes the interal Bank type to the converter, to access it's
additional options before converting.
The __conform__ can´t generate a tuple from the class, but it is still
worth to use the DB intermediate types for cleaner code. So add tuple()
method the the DBTransaction and use it when writing to the DB.
There is now the possibility to download the transactions for all banks
in the banks table in the DB.
`NordigenInput` parse method fully functional, and entire chain from
downloading to parsing (simple w/ converter) to writing to DB.
DbTransaction type added __conform__ to simplify writes to DB.
Get bank methods added to both `Manager` and `DatabaseClient`.
Warning: csv parser most likely not working at this point.
Issues #16 and #17
Python's single dispatch can´t use type aliases and lists of classes.
All converters now work on a class, and lists need to be generated
inplace and call the converter for each item.
Adds the bank class both to the DB schema and the common types.
This patch saves the bank information in the DB, in a new table. It also
adds two new CLI commands, register/unregister, so enter the banking
information. (This should later be done internally).
It also adds new types alias for the DB transaction type and new
converters.
Input `transactions` method renamed to `parse`.
Issue #18
Move from a direct access to DB by the parsers/categorizers to a middle
layer, which will bring an easier way to have two input alternatives.
This patch starts by instantiating the manager on the cli runnable and
using it for the parser function.
This patch also moves the queries to a different file, so that
introducing new functions on the DB client becomes more manageable and
clearer.
Finally, the new manager will need converters to move from the code type
Transaction to the DB types. This will eventually simplify the code data
model by removing more of its method and leaving it a simple dataclass.
Issue #14
To improve the code organization, additional subfolders were added into
the pfbudget module.
The barebones of renewing the token and downloading transactions
directly from the banks through the Nordigen API were also added.
Issues #13, #15
