Setup

Creating your ID and secret

If these steps are outdated you can find the updated instructions here and please create an issue or PR here :)

1. Enable the Beta program on your account. You can do this on the Beta settings page.
2. Then goto your API overview page to register a new application.
3. Create a new application, an application key will be shown on the page. This is your applicationId in this module.

Note: Sometimes the API will respond with { error: "invalid_client" } with the new secret, just give it a few miutes to catch up.

4. Generate a new password, this is your applicationSecret in this module.
5. Your customerId is your norwegian "personnummer" (11 digits)

Usage

Install

npm i @sherex/sbanken

Typescript

import { SBanken, ClientParamOptions } from '@sherex/sbanken'

const options: ClientParamOptions = {
  applicationId: process.env.SB_APPLICATION_ID!,
  applicationSecret: process.env.SB_APPLICATION_SECRET!,
  customerId: process.env.SB_CUSTOMER_ID!
}

const client = new SBanken(options)

;(async () => {
  console.log('##### Accounts')
  const accounts = await client.getAccounts()
  console.log(accounts[0].balance)

  console.log('##### Customer')
  const customer = await client.getCustomer()
  console.log(`${customer.firstName} ${customer.lastName}`)

  console.log('##### Transactions')
  const transactionsOptions: TransactionParamOptions = {
    startDate: '2020-04-01',
    endDate: '2020-06-14',
    index: '20',
    length: '30'
  }
  const transactions = await client.getTransactions(accounts[0].accountId!, transactionsOptions)
  console.log(transactions.length)
})()

Javascript

const { SBanken } = require('@sherex/sbanken')

const options = {
  applicationId: process.env.SB_APPLICATION_ID,
  applicationSecret: process.env.SB_APPLICATION_SECRET,
  customerId: process.env.SB_CUSTOMER_ID
}

const client = new SBanken(options)

;(async () => {
  console.log('##### Accounts')
  const accounts = await client.getAccounts()
  console.log(accounts[0].balance)

  console.log('##### Customer')
  const customer = await client.getCustomer()
  console.log(`${customer.firstName} ${customer.lastName}`)

  console.log('##### Transactions')
  const transactions = await client.getTransactions(accounts[0].accountId, {
    startDate: '2020-04-01',
    endDate: '2020-06-14',
    index: '20',
    length: '30'
  })
  console.log(transactions.length)
})()

Code API

Hot tip! Use an IDE with Typescript support to get auto-complete for all parameters and data returned. I recommend VSCode.

new SBanken(options)

Create a new SBanken client. Used in the following calls.

SBanken#getToken(): TokenData

Returns the token and information about it.

SBanken#getAccounts(): Account[]

Returns all of your accounts.

SBanken#getAccount(accountId): Account

Returns specified account.

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | --------- | ---- | ------- | ----------- | | accountId | string | undefined | An account ID you got from .getAccounts() or your account number. |

SBanken#getTransactions(accountId, options?): Transaction

Returns transactions for specified account ID, within constraints in options.

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | --------- | ---- | ------- | ----------- | | accountId | string | undefined | An account ID you got from .getAccounts() or an account number (If you use an account number, it will use .getAccount() to get the accountId). | | options.startDate | string | endDate -30 days | Date part of ISO-8601 [2020-07-11]. The start of the query time span. Must be less than or equal to endDate, and less than or equal to the current date +1 day. | | options.endDate | string | current date | Date part of ISO-8601 [2020-08-10]. The end of the query time span. Must be greater than or equal to startDate, and less than or equal to the current date +1 day. | | options.index | string | '0' | The index of the first item to be retrieved, within the time span. | | options.length | string | '100' | Return a number of items items up to this value, starting from options.index. |

SBanken#getCustomer(): Customer

Get information about you as a customer.

Currently supported APIs

Bank - Swagger docs

• [X] Accounts
• [X] Transactions
• [ ] Cards
• [ ] Efakturas
• [ ] Payments
• [ ] Standingorders
• [ ] Transfers

Customers - Swagger docs

• [X] Customers
• [ ] Myprofiles

Development

git clone https://github.com/Sherex/node-sbanken
cd node-sbanken
npm i
npm run dev sandbox.ts

Updating swaggers and typings

To update the swagger schemas and typings run npm run spec:update-all. Then run npm run spec:lint:fix to fix the linting errors in those files only.

Adding a new schema

To add a new schema to the module, uncomment (or add) the entry in ./tools/update-specs.ts. Then run npm run spec:update-all and npm run spec:lint:fix.

Now add the new import and exports in ./src/types/sbanken-api.types.ts, in the same format as the others. Splitting the API response data and the actual data and other sections if needed.

Code running

For running code while developing, use npm run dev {file_name} (for example npm run dev sandbox.ts).
This uses ts-node-dev to build and run the code automatically.

Code linting

This repo is using the Standard with Typescript ESlint config.

To check linting run:
npm run lint
To fix the linting run:
npm run lint:fix

Docs

• https://openbanking.sbanken.no/portal-sandbox/product
• https://openbanking.sbanken.no/portal-sandbox/documentation
• https://api.sbanken.no/exec.customers/swagger/index.html
• https://api.sbanken.no/exec.bank/swagger/index.html

LICENSE

MIT