@accounter/modern-poalim-scraper
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A new architecture for Israeli bank scrapers to hopefully merge into [Israeli-bank-scrapers](https://github.com/eshaham/israeli-bank-scrapers) when they are ready
A new architecture for Israeli bank scrapers to hopefully merge into Israeli-bank-scrapers when they are ready
This project is very heavily inspired by israeli-bank-scrapers. I was using their scrapers but needed to get:
I believe this project could be integrated into the original bank scrapers. Or as a dependency (all the additions above are optional with a config) or directly integrating the code.
Currently this library supports Bank Hapoalim, Bank Hapoalim business (with SMS login) and Isracard.
Should be easy to migrate more scrapers from israeli-bank-scrapers into this new form.
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A new architecture for Israeli bank scrapers to hopefully merge into [Israeli-bank-scrapers](https://github.com/eshaham/israeli-bank-scrapers) when they are ready
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