consider sourcing from python and not csv?

[patroqueeet]

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[sebastienrousseau]

@patroqueeet Thanks for your update, could you let me know what you have in mind?

[patroqueeet]

as of now the data source is a csv file. as we have the data inside a db, csv would be intermediary. can't we just use a regular args, kwargs pythonic approach to feed in the data?

[sebastienrousseau]

@patroqueeet ah ok got it. yes this would be a very useful feature. Something I need to think through it and see how best it can be implemented but feel free to contribute as well that would be great

[patroqueeet]

Good Morning,

feel free to see: https://www.joonis.de/de/fintech/doc/sepa/ and https://github.com/raphaelm/python-sepaxml. I tried both and found the fintech interface to be the easiest, but the sepaxml interface be more flexible.

Why am I talking to you? fintech is closed source, sepaxml doesn't seem well maintained... can I contribute? I can invest a serious amount of time in testing and validation as I have all the accesses to Suisse banking IT infrastructure with a plethora of validation portals...

[sebastienrousseau]

@patroqueeet Please feel free to contribute, I'd like this project to grow and be useful for the community. Let me know if you have any questions

[BenjoNX]

I developed a soft based that could generate a xml sepa file just with a copy/paste sepaxml.com available in multi-linguage

[sebastienrousseau]

@BenjoNX This seems to be a commercial product, any chance I could see a demo?