Aspose.Finance for Python via .NET is a scalable and feature-rich API to process finance-related formats, such as, XBRL iXBRL and OFX, using Python. API offers XBRL,iXBRL,OFX file creation, manipulation and conversion.
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Aspose.Finance for Python via .NET is a a scalable and feature-rich API to process finance-related formats, such as XBRL iXBRL and OFX, using Python. API offers XBRL, iXBRL, OFX file creation, manipulation and conversion. It allows you to open files and manipulate XBRL/iXBRL, OFX, and then export to XBRL,OFX file formats.
Aspose.Finance offers a wide arrange of features for creating, reading, manipulating and saving xbrl,ixbrl,ofx files:
Aspose.Finance for Python via .NET is designed to perform equally well on the server or client-side.
Aspose.Finance for Python supports a wide range of formats for loading and saving documents <https://docs.aspose.com/finance/python-net/supported-file-formats/>_, some of them are listed below:
XBRL: XBRL iXBRL, XLSX OFX: OFX, OFX Version 1
.. code-block:: python
from aspose.finance.xbrl import * document = XbrlDocument() xbrlInstances = document.xbrl_instances xbrlInstance = xbrlInstances[xbrlInstances.add()] document.save(os.path.join(outputDir, "CreateXbrlFile.xbrl"))
.. code-block:: python
from aspose.finance.xbrl import * document = XbrlDocument(os.path.join(sourceDir, "IdScopeContextPeriodStartAfterEnd.xml"))
saveOptions = SaveOptions() saveOptions.save_format = SaveFormat.XLSX
document.save(os.path.join(outputDir, "ConvertXbrlToXlsx_out.xlsx"), saveOptions)
.. code-block:: python
from aspose.finance.ofx import * document = OfxRequestDocument(os.path.join(sourceDir, "bankTransactionReq.sgml")) document.save(os.path.join(outputDir, "ConvertOfxRequestFileToOfxRequestV2.xml"), OfxVersionEnum.V2X)
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Aspose.Finance for Python via .NET is a scalable and feature-rich API to process finance-related formats, such as, XBRL iXBRL and OFX, using Python. API offers XBRL,iXBRL,OFX file creation, manipulation and conversion.
We found that aspose-finance demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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