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# ML-backup-sorting | ||
A simple python library for extract the data from a MoneyLover backup and make them human-readable. | ||
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## COMING SOON | ||
### Introduction | ||
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Some time ago I started to need some money-tracker app for my expence. Among the many options | ||
I chose MoneyLover (found it [here](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bookmark.money), and some of the code [here](https://www.livecoding.tv/help-14/profile/)). | ||
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Great app, I love it! BUT... I want to export the expence I made and display in a better way on my PC, but the default export tool isn't what you could expect, it extracts only few information, too few! | ||
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So I ended up doing a tool by myself, a simple python code that reads from the backup of the app data. | ||
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### How to use it | ||
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- Download the `MoneyLover_backup_extractor.py` file | ||
- Download the backup file `.mlx` from the app: `Settings` -> `Restore backup` -> `Tap one` -> `Share` | ||
- Open python IDLE, import the `moneylover_parser` class form the file and use it like in the example> | ||
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```python | ||
import moneylover_parser | ||
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extractor = moneylover_parser('C:/Downloads/backup.mlx') | ||
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#for extract all tables, even 'currencies' | ||
extractor.extractAll() #you can specify the destination path as parameter, if not it create a /extracted_mxl/ folder | ||
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#for only a specified table | ||
extractor.extractTable('categories') #specify the table name | ||
``` |