Topic: BTCReporter - analyze your MtGox trading logs (Read 6054 times)
Whom would have thought an "and" in a script would be important, I figured it was an issue on my part. Thanks
Did you also have a history_USD.csv file in there? For MtGox both are required.
You can also pm me the first couple lines of your history_BTC.csv and I can make sure the format is what BTCReporter is expecting.
You can also pm me the first couple lines of your history_BTC.csv and I can make sure the format is what BTCReporter is expecting.
Ran perl btcreporter.pl, output is Report.csv. The report only has column headings, where as the input - history_BTC.csv has 700 transactions. Somewhere around line 65 the script is stopping as no message is put out as indicated by
I don't know if this is an isolated incident on Linux Mint 12 caused by myself, or a bug.
Code:
if ( !$nomtgox and -e 'history_BTC.csv' and -e 'history_USD.csv' ) {
if( $verbose ) { print "Found MtGox CSV files\n"; }
if( $verbose ) { print "Found MtGox CSV files\n"; }
I don't know if this is an isolated incident on Linux Mint 12 caused by myself, or a bug.
Thanks to everyone who is already supporting this development with logs or BTC.
I just pushed v0.6 that handles CampBX and ExchB (copy-pasta the history page) logs as well. Amounts are now listed as positive if you have more and negative if you have less. For example if overall you spent $1000 USD to get 100 BTC you'll see Net USD change of -1000 and Net BTC change of 100.
I'm still looking for more logs, specifically other currencies that people have traded on MtGox(besides USD) or Tradehill(besides USD or EUR) and any logs that show some odd stuff that isn't handled properly by the current script.
-weex
I just pushed v0.6 that handles CampBX and ExchB (copy-pasta the history page) logs as well. Amounts are now listed as positive if you have more and negative if you have less. For example if overall you spent $1000 USD to get 100 BTC you'll see Net USD change of -1000 and Net BTC change of 100.
I'm still looking for more logs, specifically other currencies that people have traded on MtGox(besides USD) or Tradehill(besides USD or EUR) and any logs that show some odd stuff that isn't handled properly by the current script.
-weex
Pushed a new version up that reads TradeHill logs as well and deals in a limited way with EUR.
ok, totally checking this out.
will report back. I had a bot that i "think" worked well. never got around to checking in on it very well... lol
will report back. I had a bot that i "think" worked well. never got around to checking in on it very well... lol
Brave travelers,
If you're like me, you have conducted more trades in Bitcoin than you can count. Sadly, you have no idea what all those trades add up to.
For this reason, I present to you a humble reporting script: BTCReporter
To use it, download your CSV files from MtGox, TradeHill, CampBX, or ExchB(copy-paste account History table to exchb.csv) and place them in a folder with this script. Run it to generate an improved CSV file with:
* Net change in BTC, USD, and EUR
* Total fees in BTC, USD, and EUR.
* Fees converted to fiat using each individual trade price to help with taxes.
* Prices, fees, and quantities broken out into additional columns.
Supports BTC/USD/EUR with planned support for all currencies and any exchanges or services that are relevant to Bitcoin trading and exchange.
Requirements:
* Perl
* Text::CSV_XS (for CSV parsing)
You can get the script at github or you can purchase support for it through Bitmit. Otherwise, you can pm me for a payment address.
If anyone wants to send me example log files from other exchanges or services that are relevant to your Bitcoin holdings, I will attempt to incorporate them as time permits.
Of course this is in early stages so any feedback is appreciated.
Thank you,
David
If you're like me, you have conducted more trades in Bitcoin than you can count. Sadly, you have no idea what all those trades add up to.
For this reason, I present to you a humble reporting script: BTCReporter
To use it, download your CSV files from MtGox, TradeHill, CampBX, or ExchB(copy-paste account History table to exchb.csv) and place them in a folder with this script. Run it to generate an improved CSV file with:
* Net change in BTC, USD, and EUR
* Total fees in BTC, USD, and EUR.
* Fees converted to fiat using each individual trade price to help with taxes.
* Prices, fees, and quantities broken out into additional columns.
Supports BTC/USD/EUR with planned support for all currencies and any exchanges or services that are relevant to Bitcoin trading and exchange.
Requirements:
* Perl
* Text::CSV_XS (for CSV parsing)
You can get the script at github or you can purchase support for it through Bitmit. Otherwise, you can pm me for a payment address.
If anyone wants to send me example log files from other exchanges or services that are relevant to your Bitcoin holdings, I will attempt to incorporate them as time permits.
Of course this is in early stages so any feedback is appreciated.
Thank you,
David
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