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parser.py generates currencies.txt for 'CurrencyIn.pm' module.
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Currencies for each country are from:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_circulating_currencies
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First run: 'fetch.sh' to fetch wikipedia page used by parser,
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then run: 'parse.sh' or just 'python parse.py'
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DETAILS:
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Output is the file (currencies.txt) with list of countries and currencies with iso code in ()
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For example:
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slovakia
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Euro (EUR)
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If there is more than one currency used by each country then each currency is separated by comma
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For example:
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zimbabwe
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Botswana pula (BWP),British pound (GBP)
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Country name is lowercased for better comparison with user input. But it gets capitalized in search results.
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