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TODO
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Template multiplexing with action hooks
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* Add a hook that simply reads information from a configuration file section `` [template variables] `` and adds it to the entry data.
* Add a hook that changes what template to use based on other entry data. (This needs more specification.)
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OR, should this be a hook that just adds more entry data, and trusts the Ledger entry template to use it?
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New importers
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* Stripe import via API
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* YourCause
* Network for Good
Other feature requests
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* Some way of preventing re-imports
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User niceties
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These haven't been requested yet but it's easy to imagine how they make the program more user-friendly.
* `` load_hooks `` and `` skip_hooks `` configuration options to limit what hooks are used.
Setting `` load_hooks `` means "skip everything not in this list."
Not setting `` load_hooks `` means "only skip what's listed in `` skip_hooks `` ."
If neither setting is set, `` skip_hooks `` should default to a list of hooks that have business-specific logic (currently just `` add_entity `` ).
If a hook is listed in both, it's either skipped or a configuration error (TBD).
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* Try all importers even after one fails
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* Clean up error reporting on bad configuration file syntax.
Code infrastructure
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* Open files for import in binary mode; add a text-wrapping importer base
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* Write a utility dict transformer. Given a source dictionary, it returns something like `` {new_key: transform(source[old_key]) for old_key, transform, new_key in configuration} `` .
A lot of the CSV importers are doing this ad hoc now, so refactoring out a common way to do it could help speed up development of future importers.