BaaChan is kind and knows you have a lot to do. She's here to help you out reading the details of your trade confirmations.

gem install baa_chan

BaaChan depends on pdftotext lib. If you're a Linux user probably you won't worry about it. You can check availability with:

pdftotext -v

Otherwise, https://poppler.freedesktop.org/

BaaChan expects your trade confirmation input as a PDF file. Details about each page of your trades becomes available for you as a BaaChan::TradeConfirmation object

trade_confirmation = BaaChan::Reader.new('your_trade_confirmation_path').call

trade_confirmation.tap do |tc|
  puts tc.broker
  puts tc.trade_date

  tc.trades.each do |trade|
    puts trade.operation
    puts trade.ticker
    puts trade.quantity
    puts trade.price
  end

  tc.costs.tap do |cost|
    puts cost.brokerage
    puts cost.clearing_fee
    puts cost.registration_fee
    puts cost.emoluments
    puts cost.irrf
    puts cost.iss
    puts cost.pis_cofins
  end
end

You can also run it from your terminal and get a json version of your trade confirmation. In this case you could use jq or some related tool to have a prettier and readable output

baa_chan <your_trade_confirmation_path> | jq

• Due to specific taxes applied, this gem will work only for trade confirmations from brazilian BOVESPA
• Brokers can change the layout anytime, do never fully trust in the output
• Even though the translations are not 100% assertive, the purpose of this gem is to help myself and works good enough for me. Any help to improve it will be appreciated

• Include more brokerages layouts (Easynvest, XP, ...)
• Code Climate and coverage badges
• Allow users to overwrite layouts
• Trade Confirmations with multiple pages
• Allow calculating or spreading costs between trades

This library is distributed under the terms of the MIT License. See the included file for more detail.

• Diogo Noda