pygcapi

Python class library to interface with GnuCash datasources

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If you want to write a program in Python to interface with the GnuCash datasources (e.g., the XML file, the MySQL tables, etc.), you will be able to use this API to decrease development time. The API will make it easy to write a quick script to, say, import some data, or to write a clone of GnuCash itself in Python.

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