Table of Contents

1. NodeJS bindings for LibOFX
2. Basic Example
   1. List transactions of all accounts in the file
3. API Reference
4. Does it miss anything?

NodeJS bindings for LibOFX

This allows you to parse bank statemetns in formats like OFX & QIF using nodejs. This project only provides the bindings, it's https://github.com/libofx/libofx that does the heavy lifting of parsing. The library actually does more stuff, but the binding has limited feature support.

Basic Example

List transactions of all accounts in the file

const accounts = libofx.parseFile("/path/to/file.ofx");
for (const account of accounts) {
  console.log(`Account ${account.info.number}`);
  console.log(`  Balance: ${account.balance.ledger}`);
  console.log(`  Transactions`);
  for (const tr of account.transactions) {
    console.log(`  * ${tr.memo} ${tr.amount} (${tr.datePosted})`);
  }
}

API Reference

The library exports one function:

libofx.parseFile(filePath: string): Array<Account>.

The Account object has the following fields:

type Account = {
   acctId: string,
   type: libofx.AccountType,
   name: string
   number: string,
   currency: string,
   bankId: string,
   branchId: string,
}

The field Account.type may contain the following values:

• libofx.AccountType.CHECKING
• libofx.AccountType.CMA
• libofx.AccountType.CREDITCARD
• libofx.AccountType.CREDITLINE
• libofx.AccountType.INVESTMENT
• libofx.AccountType.MONEYMRKT
• libofx.AccountType.SAVINGS

Does it miss anything?

Opening issues and pull requests for fixing or extending the software are more than welcome!