Wow! Absolutely amazing work @schererf - exactly what I was looking for! You're the best :-)
I just tried it out and I was able to create a html and csv file, although I got some warnings during installation:
Running post install.js
npm notice created a lockfile as package-lock.json. You should commit this file.
npm WARN [email protected] requires a peer of ajv@^6.0.0 but none is installed. You must install peer dependencies yourself.
I'm on Mac OSX 10.11.6 and installed Node 8.9.4 LTE.
Is there a reason, that the Euro values are not included in the csv file?
It would also be awesome to know, from which user I got the transfers or sent them to. So I'd be able to see, if it's a payout (to an exchange) or a gift to another user.
I'm also asking myself, if there is a chance to see, if I made a trade on the internal market.
Many Thanks (I think I'm blushing now) :-D
I have no MAC so I can't test it on OS-X, but if it works the warnings should be no matter.
Why the Euro values are missing in the csv? Quite simple, I forgot that ;-)
I will fix that as soon as possible.
To show the user besides the transfer is a good idea. I will add this too!
I've also considered to create one file for each year. Do you think that would be useful, or would it be better to leave all values in a single file?
Well deserved, buddy ;-)
Even more important than the Euro values in the csv-file would be the converted SP values (from Vests in Steem).
One file for each year would be awesome, too. Maybe you could even implement the possibilty to choose a date range? That would make it even better :-)
Thanks again for you valuable work, which I appreciate very much! Keep it up!
I'm still working on it. I think I will release a new version near the end of this week :-)
Amazing! Looking forward to it :-)