ds-steventondeur/import-configurations

Support repository: User contributed import configurations to easily import CSV files into Firefly III

Firefly III CSV importer configuration files

This repository contains standardized import configurations for the Firefly III CSV importer.

Various banks and financial institutions have already been added by contributing users. Thank you!

Finding an import configuration for your bank.

Browse the files above, which are grouped by country and then by bank.

In the folder other-software you will find import configurations for other financial tools. In firefly-iii, you will find import configurations for Firefly III itself.

Contributors

Szymon Sakowicz 🖋	Marcin Uracz 🖋	Sebastian Klein 🖋	Marcin Uracz 🖋	ilakast 📖 🖋	Michael Pedersen 🔌	Federico 🐛
3isenHeiM 🖋	SamBouwer 🖋	Akuma737 🖋	Paul Biester 🖋	Thiago Andrade 🖋	Roland Szabo 🖋	Kenric D'Souza 🖋
Alex Baletskyi 🖋	Eli Ribble 🖋	MadWalnut 🖋	Daniel Weissengruber 🖋	niallperks 🖋	Leon Jacobs 🖋	Dave4234 🖋
Marc Leuser 🖋	André Ricardo 🖋	Lennard Jouvenal 🖋	Lei Zhang 🖋	Zannis Kalampoukis 🖋

Adding an import configuration

First of all, thanks for adding your configuration! 🎉

These instructions will help you add a configuration file to the project which others can use. You can do this on GitHub itself, without having to use command line tools or weird commands.

1. Find the correct country code for the bank your configuration file relates to. Check out this list of country codes.
2. Log into GitHub and fork the project using the icon at the top right of the screen. More info can be found in the GitHub help pages.
3. From the forked repo select Create New File.
4. To create folders type <country code>/<bank name>/default.json e.g gb/monzo/default.json.
5. Paste your .json file contents into the file window.

⚠️ Before you continue, make sure that the JSON file contains no private data, like account names.

Then, finish the commit:

1. Type a commit title and message so the owner knows what benefits the change gives.
2. Select your account from the dropdown.
3. Select Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request.