[Tool] Accounting saved variables -> CSV conversion tool

[bossmansmith]

This would be great tool. I also got the error.

[Unregistered]

This would be great tool. I also got the error.

Same here. Just wondering if this will be updated/fixed or if it was abandoned?

[Sapu94]

Same here. Just wondering if this will be updated/fixed or if it was abandoned?

Seems pretty abandoned to me considering this is a 5 month old thread.

[Aniailthor]

The original tool may be abandoned, however I've found a tool that does something similar for those who are also using Beancounter.

BeanCounter Export - Auction & Economy - World of Warcraft Addons - Curse

Using this spreadsheet to pull the data from Beancounter I have been able to analyse my sales over time etc.

[Drethic]

I'll see if I can recreate this tool and add it to the new TSM Website for you guys. It'll take me a bit to decode the ruby and convert to php/mysql.

[Shadowolz]

If this tool has been abandoned (I tried it just now and it didn't work) Then why is it still listed a useful link for TSM? I was looking for something like this to show my data between my two accounts but looks like I'll have to keep searching.

[Sapu94]

If this tool has been abandoned (I tried it just now and it didn't work) Then why is it still listed a useful link for TSM? I was looking for something like this to show my data between my two accounts but looks like I'll have to keep searching.

I will once sterling fixes post editting Can't Edit Posts....

[Proudmoore]

For those of you missing this tool, and unable to persuade the Ruby code to run locally (this may be my inexperience with Ruby, or that the code has not been updated to the new TSM architecture), I have written a derivative in the Python language. I upload a copy here for those of you who are interested in using it. Please note the following:

• The python script is entirely based on Ayeron's code. Any credit should go to him.
• He, however, did not write this script, so don't send questions about it his way.
• It is not professionally written. If you try to pass it the wrong data, or your database is glitched in some way, it will just crash, it won't be polite about it. If it doesn't work for you, you're likely to be better off writing your own tool than trying to interpret mine (although you're welcome to try)
• It contains at least one hack tailored to a glitch in my TSM_accounting database (several items missing name data).

To run the code, you will need Python 2.x installed on your computer. Rename the file to .py instead of .txt. Edit the two variables named "source" and "target_name" to be appropriate to your system. Run the file through the commandline (python TSM_Accounting.py), through the python IDLE environment, or by running the file as you would an executable. Update: Fixed to parse Alliance AH data. NOTE: this code will only work with Python 2.x, I recommend 2.6. It will not work on the more recent 3.0 until I rewrite it.

[sylblade]

Any news on the official TSM export tool/functionality?

[Bart39]

For those of you missing this tool, and unable to persuade the Ruby code to run locally (this may be my inexperience with Ruby, or that the code has not been updated to the new TSM architecture), I have written a derivative in the Python language. I upload a copy here for those of you who are interested in using it. Please note the following:

• The python script is entirely based on Ayeron's code. Any credit should go to him.
• He, however, did not write this script, so don't send questions about it his way.
• It is not professionally written. If you try to pass it the wrong data, or your database is glitched in some way, it will just crash, it won't be polite about it. If it doesn't work for you, you're likely to be better off writing your own tool than trying to interpret mine (although you're welcome to try)
• It contains at least one hack tailored to a glitch in my TSM_accounting database (several items missing name data).

To run the code, you will need Python installed on your computer. Rename the file to .py instead of .txt. Edit the two variables named "source" and "target_name" to be appropriate to your system. Run the file through the commandline (python TSM_Accounting.py), through the python IDLE environment, or by running the file as you would an executable. Update: Fixed to parse Alliance AH data.

i get the following error when run:

TSM_Accounting.py", line 66, in <module>
    raw_data.next()
AttributeError: '_io.TextIOWrapper' object has no attribute 'next

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