garodriguezlp / banc

banc

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What is banc?

banc is a CLI tool built with Java and JBang for transforming financial data from various institutions into a standardized format for spreadsheet analysis. It processes data from CSV files or table formats, outputting the transformed data to the clipboard for easy use. Sample files like peoplepass.csv and bancolombia.csv are provided in the repository for reference.

How Does the banc Tool Work?

To use banc, execute one of the following commands in the tool's directory, depending on your data source:

• For Peoplepass data:

  banc -p peoplepass.csv

• For Bancolombia data:

  banc -b bancolombia.csv

The tool automatically processes the data and places the output in the clipboard.

How to Install banc

Ensure JBang is installed on your system, then install banc with:

jbang app install banc@garodriguezlp

This command installs banc, making it ready for use. For more details, including additional commands, refer to the repository documentation or run banc --help.

Before using banc, ensure you have the necessary data files, such as peoplepass.csv or bancolombia.csv. Samples are available in the repository.

Try banc Without Installing

If you want to try banc without installing it or having JBang, you can run it directly using the following one-liner scripts:

• On Bash (Linux/macOS):

  curl -Ls https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s - banc@garodriguezlp --help

• On Windows Powershell:

  iex "& { $(iwr -useb https://ps.jbang.dev) } banc@garodriguezlp --help"

These commands will download and execute banc directly, allowing you to use the --help option to learn more about how to use the tool.