sqlExport: Use both CSV and json transaction sources to get more data

sqlExport.py

@@ -110,7 +110,16 @@ try:
     insertLabels(members)
 
     print("Getting/Updating transactions...")
-    transactions = membershipworks.get_transactions(datetime(2020, 1, 1), datetime.now())
+    now = datetime.now()
+    transactions_csv = membershipworks.get_transactions(datetime(2020, 1, 1), now)
+    transactions_json = membershipworks.get_transactions(
+        datetime(2020, 1, 1), now, json=True)
+    # this is terrible, but as long as the dates are the same, should be fiiiine
+    transactions = [{**j, **v}
+                    for j, v in zip(transactions_csv, transactions_json)]
+    assert all([t['Name'] == t['nam'] and t['Account ID'] == t.get('uid', '')
+                and t['Payment ID'] == t.get('sid', '')
+                for t in transactions])
     insertFromTableMap('transactions', transactions, tableMapping['transactions'])
 
     print("Committing changes...")

tableMapping.yaml

@@ -69,13 +69,28 @@ members:
   'IP Address':
 
 transactions:
-  'sid': {type: CHAR(27) PRIMARY KEY}
+  'sid': {type: CHAR(27)}
   'uid': {type: CHAR(24)}
-  'timestamp': {type: 'INT(11)', source: '_dp'} # TODO: should be a real timestamp?
-  'type': {type: INTEGER, source: 'typ'} # transaction type
-  'currency': {source: 'cur'}
+  # TODO: this is a terrible PK
+  'timestamp': {type: 'INT(11) PRIMARY KEY', source: '_dp'} # TODO: should be a real timestamp?
+  'type': {source: 'Transaction Type'}
   'sum': {type: 'DECIMAL(13,4)'}
   'fee': {type: 'DECIMAL(13,4)'}
-  'name': {source: 'nam'}
   'event_id': {source: 'eid'}
-  'ttl': # 'For'
+  'For':
+  'Items':
+  'Discount Code':
+  'Note':
+
+  # this is painful, but necessary because some users have no uid
+  # TODO: fix this horribleness
+  'Name':
+  'Contact Person':
+  'Full Address':
+  'Street':
+  'City':
+  'State/Province':
+  'Postal Code':
+  'Country':
+  'Phone':
+  'Email':