#!/usr/bin/env bash # docker-finance | modern accounting for the power-user # # Copyright (C) 2021-2024 Aaron Fiore (Founder, Evergreen Crypto LLC) # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see . # # "Libraries" # [ -z "$DOCKER_FINANCE_CONTAINER_REPO" ] && exit 1 source "${DOCKER_FINANCE_CONTAINER_REPO}/src/hledger-flow/lib/lib_preprocess.bash" "$1" "$2" # # Implementation # [ -z "$global_year" ] && exit 1 [ -z "$global_subaccount" ] && exit 1 [ -z "$global_in_path" ] && exit 1 [ -z "$global_out_path" ] && exit 1 [ -z "$global_in_filename" ] && exit 1 # # Notes regarding this implementation: # # - Input data MUST be provided by Coinbase SIWC V2 REST API (via `fetch`). # # - Output data will consist of a "universal" CSV format for hledger rules. # function add_to_headers() { [ -z "$universal_header" ] && exit 1 [ -z "$selected_header" ] && exit 1 local _column_name="$1" [ -z "$_column_name" ] && exit 1 universal_header+=",${_column_name}" lib_preprocess::test_header "$_column_name" \ && selected_header+=",${_column_name}" } function join_to_header() { # WARNING: csvjoin *MUST* use -I or else satoshis like 0.00000021 will turn into 21000000 BTC! # TODO: `xsv join` is significantly faster but does not produce same results csvjoin -I --snifflimit 0 "$1" <(echo "$2") } # # Internal implementation for forming "universal" CSV stream # function __parse() { gawk -v global_year="$global_year" -v global_subaccount="$global_subaccount" \ '{ if (NR<2 || $9 !~ global_year) next # Remove `-` for calculations (must re-add in rules) direction=($5 ~ /^-/ ? "OUT" : "IN") sub(/^-/, "", $5) sub(/^-/, "", $7) # Cleanup timestamp sub(/T/, " ", $9); sub(/Z/, "", $9); sub(/\+.*/, "", $9); # Allow numerical symbols gsub(/1INCH/, "ONEINCH") # Print [info] object for rules consumption printf $1 OFS # account_id (prepended column) printf $2 OFS # info_id (coinbase_id) printf $3 OFS # info_type printf $4 OFS # info_status printf $5 OFS # info_amount_amount printf $6 OFS # info_amount_currency printf $7 OFS # info_native_amount_amount printf $8 OFS # info_native_amount_currency printf $9 OFS # info_created_at printf $10 OFS # info_resource printf $11 OFS # info_resource_path printf $12 OFS # info_description printf $13 OFS # info_network_status printf $14 OFS # info_network_network_name printf $15 OFS # info_network_hash (txid) printf("%.8f", $16); printf OFS # info_network_transaction_fee_amount printf $17 OFS # info_network_transaction_fee_currency printf $18 OFS # info_to_resource printf $19 OFS # info_to_address printf $20 OFS # info_to_email printf $21 OFS # info_from_resource printf $22 OFS # info_from_resource_path printf $23 OFS # info_from_id printf $24 OFS # info_from_name printf $25 OFS # info_cancelable printf $26 OFS # info_idem printf("%.8f", $27); printf OFS # info_buy_total_amount printf $28 OFS # info_buy_total_currency printf("%.8f", $29); printf OFS # info_buy_subtotal_amount printf $30 OFS # info_buy_subtotal_currency printf("%.8f", $31); printf OFS # info_buy_fee_amount printf $32 OFS # info_buy_fee_currency printf $33 OFS # info_buy_id printf $34 OFS # info_buy_payment_method_name printf("%.8f", $35); printf OFS # info_sell_total_amount printf $36 OFS # info_sell_total_currency printf("%.8f", $37); printf OFS # info_sell_subtotal_amount printf $38 OFS # info_sell_subtotal_currency printf("%.8f", $39); printf OFS # info_sell_fee_amount printf $40 OFS # info_sell_fee_currency printf $41 OFS # info_sell_id printf $42 OFS # info_sell_payment_method_name printf("%.8f", $43); printf OFS # info_trade_fee_amount printf $44 OFS # info_trade_fee_currency printf $45 OFS # info_trade_id printf $46 OFS # info_trade_payment_method_name printf("%.8f", $47); printf OFS # info_advanced_trade_fill_fill_price printf $48 OFS # info_advanced_trade_fill_product_id printf $49 OFS # info_advanced_trade_fill_order_id printf("%.8f", $50); printf OFS # info_advanced_trade_fill_commission printf $51 OFS # info_advanced_trade_fill_order_side # # Add new columns to calculate fees against native currency price # # WARNING: # # - `info_amount_amount` and/or `info_native_amount_amount` may be # given as 0 because Coinbase does not display the full value of # either column for token values (satoshi, gwei, etc.) valued less # than a $0.00. # # Quite literally, the only value information that Coinbase will # provide for these transactions is 0 or equivalent; so, an accurate # calculation cannot be made nor inferred because the only other # usable information is the fee. But, since it is unknown what # percentage the fee-tier is for these transactions, no further # calculations can be made. # # With that said, any 0-value transactions should skip the following # calculations as to avoid a divide by zero error and, instead, be # managed within the rules file. # if ($7 > 0 && $5 > 0) {printf("%.8f", $7 / $5)}; printf OFS # native_amount_price if ($7 > 0 && $5 > 0) {printf("%.8f", ($7 / $5) * $16)}; printf OFS # native_network_transaction_fee_amount # # Add new column to calculate the difference between amount and network fee, # i.e., amount_amount - network_transaction_fee_amount # if ($16 > 0) {printf("%.8f", $5 - $16)}; printf OFS # network_transaction_amount_amount # # Advanced Trade: add new column for calculating real value amount # # - Works with any pairing (not only fiat) # # Multiply amount_amount by advanced_trade_fill_fill_price real_value_amount = $5 * $47 printf("%.8f", real_value_amount); printf OFS # advanced_trade_fill_real_value_amount # # Advanced Trade: add new columns for trade pairing # split($48, pair, "-"); # Pair exists as advanced_trade_fill_product_id printf pair[1] OFS # advanced_trade_fill_pair_lhs (left-hand side of the pair) printf pair[2] OFS # advanced_trade_fill_pair_rhs (right-hand side of the pair) # # Advanced Trade: add column for cost-basis (comment2) # # NOTE: sale/proceeds (real_value_amount) will have the fee removed by default cost_basis=(direction ~ /^IN$/ ? real_value_amount + $50 : real_value_amount) printf("%.8f", cost_basis); printf OFS # advanced_trade_fill_cost_basis_amount printf direction OFS printf global_subaccount printf "\n"; }' FS=, OFS=, } # # Notes regarding the parsing process: # # 0. Since given headers may be variable, it's not possible to assert a single header. # # - `fetch`-provided input CSVs are a beast. Headers are inconsistent and complex. # # 1. Create a "selected" header which describes the given header (the header given by `fetch`). # # 2. Select all of the columns in said "selected" header. # # 3. Join the "universal" header (which contains the entirety of all possible entries) # # - Input streams with duplicate header columns will be joined with a new column name (e.g., `col2` instead of `col`). # # 4. Do a final select on input stream using the "universal" header. # # - This will only select the correct columns while also removing duplicates (e.g., said `col2`) # # 5. Have a drink while contemplating life. # function parse() { # # Create account ID as first column, followed by TXID # # WARNING: Existing filename *MUST* have the following format (where X is account ID): # # XXXXXXXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX_transactions.csv # # TODO: fetch/preprocess: Coinbase API provides `account` type `vault`. # This can be prepended to an account file so it's known that it's a vault # (versus a wallet, which can also be prepended). local -r _account_id="${global_in_filename:0:-17}" # # Reconstruct [info] object (raw ledger) with "universal" header # # Required Coinbase schema, per documentation, that appears to exist amongst all entries declare -g universal_header="info_id,info_type,info_status,info_amount_amount,info_amount_currency,info_native_amount_amount,info_native_amount_currency,info_created_at,info_resource,info_resource_path" # Selected header will always have minimum requirements declare -g selected_header+="$universal_header" # `description` add_to_headers "info_description" # `network` add_to_headers "info_network_status" add_to_headers "info_network_network_name" add_to_headers "info_network_hash" add_to_headers "info_network_transaction_fee_amount" add_to_headers "info_network_transaction_fee_currency" # `to` add_to_headers "info_to_resource" add_to_headers "info_to_address" add_to_headers "info_to_email" # `from` add_to_headers "info_from_resource" add_to_headers "info_from_resource_path" add_to_headers "info_from_id" add_to_headers "info_from_name" # Remaining SEND related add_to_headers "info_cancelable" add_to_headers "info_idem" # `buy` add_to_headers "info_buy_total_amount" add_to_headers "info_buy_total_currency" add_to_headers "info_buy_subtotal_amount" add_to_headers "info_buy_subtotal_currency" add_to_headers "info_buy_fee_amount" add_to_headers "info_buy_fee_currency" add_to_headers "info_buy_id" add_to_headers "info_buy_payment_method_name" # `sell` add_to_headers "info_sell_total_amount" add_to_headers "info_sell_total_currency" add_to_headers "info_sell_subtotal_amount" add_to_headers "info_sell_subtotal_currency" add_to_headers "info_sell_fee_amount" add_to_headers "info_sell_fee_currency" add_to_headers "info_sell_id" add_to_headers "info_sell_payment_method_name" # `trade` add_to_headers "info_trade_fee_amount" add_to_headers "info_trade_fee_currency" add_to_headers "info_trade_id" add_to_headers "info_trade_payment_method_name" # `advanced_trade_fill` # Note: Coinbase appears to always present this in an ordered set add_to_headers "info_advanced_trade_fill_fill_price" add_to_headers "info_advanced_trade_fill_product_id" add_to_headers "info_advanced_trade_fill_order_id" add_to_headers "info_advanced_trade_fill_commission" add_to_headers "info_advanced_trade_fill_order_side" # # Finalize the "universal" format and parse # # NOTE: prepends account_id to header (this will now be the first column) xsv select "$selected_header" "$global_in_path" \ | join_to_header - "$universal_header" \ | xsv select "$universal_header" \ | sed -e "s:^:${_account_id},:g" -e "1 s:^${_account_id},:account_id,:g" \ | __parse >"$global_out_path" } function main() { parse } main "$@" # vim: sw=2 sts=2 si ai et