Bitshares Account History Exporter

Started by oxarbitrage, December 29, 2017, 12:07:50 AM

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Spoon586

Quotelet me see what i can do, ill update in the next days.

That would be absolutely great and a huge help!


QuoteHi, manage to get the latest SCALA script exporter and now its working with Photoshop CC.

Thanks SCALA for resolving this issue.

Regards
Sha

Can you explain more about this? Does that help me in my case? Can I use this as a layman?

Emma Lee

Great work here Alfredo. I'll work with you on the ngnix config, as I've been sorting that myself related to hosting an api node.

Michaeldot

Hi, manage to get the latest SCALA script exporter and now its working with Photoshop CC.

Thanks SCALA for resolving this issue.

Regards
Sha

oxarbitrage

Quote from: Spoon586 on June 11, 2018, 01:13:54 PM
Thanks for this great tool. It works very well.

Is there also a way to automatically convert the displayed trades into a better format? Only asset IDs etc. are displayed (not the coin names) and therefore do not directly show the trades.

I have to declare every single trade for tax purposes. Thus typical entries like Buy 1 ETH for xxx BTC... would be important.

let me see what i can do, ill update in the next days.

Spoon586

Thanks for this great tool. It works very well.

Is there also a way to automatically convert the displayed trades into a better format? Only asset IDs etc. are displayed (not the coin names) and therefore do not directly show the trades.

I have to declare every single trade for tax purposes. Thus typical entries like Buy 1 ETH for xxx BTC... would be important.

Methodise

Quote from: oxarbitrage on January 07, 2018, 10:30:58 PM
Quote from: Methodise on January 07, 2018, 09:27:16 PM
Does not appear to be working?

200 limits aren't helpful, but I'm getting empty CSV.

i just tried it and i am not getting empty results, make sure you use your account id , not your name. make sure the dates you are using are timeframes where operations were made.

It works, I'm stupid, you're beautiful.  +5%
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oxarbitrage

Quote from: Methodise on January 07, 2018, 09:27:16 PM
Does not appear to be working?

200 limits aren't helpful, but I'm getting empty CSV.

i just tried it and i am not getting empty results, make sure you use your account id , not your name. make sure the dates you are using are timeframes where operations were made.

Methodise

Does not appear to be working?

200 limits aren't helpful, but I'm getting empty CSV.
BTS: methodise

R

Excellent work oxarbitrage! This will be massively helpful for tracking tax in the future :)

Keep up the great work

Methodise

It is needed, and thank you so much.  +5%
BTS: methodise

oxarbitrage

Update: added nginx to the es-wrapper, now the exporter will be more stable. added with 4 processes and 100 max requests to start, will increase as it is needed.

oxarbitrage

Quote from: Fox on December 29, 2017, 06:46:17 AM
Great work here Alfredo. I'll work with you on the ngnix config, as I've been sorting that myself related to hosting an api node.

thanks, i was able to configure the udf wrapper for TV charts(https://github.com/oxarbitrage/udf-bitshares-wrapper) under nginx today and documented the process.

that wrapper is now running with 4 processes and maximum-requests 100. This is the same setup the explorer api(https://github.com/oxarbitrage/bitshares-python-api-backend) had until today as i increased the values to 8 processes and 200 max requests as the service crashed yesterday by high traffic so this new setup will handle the grow.

the es-wrapper(https://github.com/oxarbitrage/bitshares-es-wrapper) is the one i have left to put behind nginx, this is where the exporter of this post uses to get data. i have this wrapper running on another server but i'll try to make this config today.

Fox

Great work here Alfredo. I'll work with you on the ngnix config, as I've been sorting that myself related to hosting an api node.
Witness: fox

oxarbitrage

By community demand here is a full account exporter tool:

http://open-explorer.io/bitshares-account-exporter/index.php

Code for the demo is open source at: https://github.com/oxarbitrage/bitshares-account-exporter

Basically it is a php that connects to an elasticsearch wrapper(https://github.com/oxarbitrage/bitshares-es-wrapper) at index.php the rest is stuff to make the form a bit prettier.

Results in CSV only available by now and not very user friendly. Looking for good feedback, can open issues at the github https://github.com/oxarbitrage/bitshares-account-exporter

Thank you all.

Technical Note: Service can go down as es-wrapper is running by flask and need to run behind nginx to handle high traffic. I am working on putting all the wrappers behind nginx to make the tools more stable.