Utilities to generate OFX files.
$ sbt run <conversion-name> <input-file> [<output-file>]
Examples:
$ sbt run convert shinsei-bank src/test/resources/shinsei-bank.csv target/out.ofx
$ sbt run convert shinsei-bank s3://mybucket/shinsei-bank.csv -
# prints OFX to stdout
$ sbt run convert shinsei-bank s3://mybucket/shinsei-bank.csv
# uploads result to s3://mybucket/shinsei-bank.ofx
See src/main/resources/reference.conf for configuration.
Prepare src/main/resources/application.conf to override config if any.
To reduce jar size, run proguard as follows (assuming brew versions environment in Mac OS):
$ rm -rf ./project/target ./target
JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.8) sbt
sbt> proguard:proguard
Upload the generated jar and set net.shiroka.tools.ofx.aws.Lambda::handler as an entry point.
Optionally, test the jar as follows:
java -classpath target/scala-2.11/proguard/ofx-tools_2.11-<version>.jar \
net.shiroka.tools.ofx.Cli \
convert shinsei-bank s3://mybucket/reports/shinsei-bank/1001111111/1.csv -
Then set up dispatch-s3-events.js as another Lambda function to extract S3 path and pass it to the main Lambda function above.