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@ynab-cli/cli

v1.2.2

Published

CLI For YNAB budgeting application.

Downloads

11

Readme

YNAB CLI

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CLI tool for YNAB budgeting software

Warning

This tool is a work in progress. Contributions are welcome.

Install

$ npm install -g @ynab-cli/cli

Current functionality

# Output usage information
$ ynab [command] -h

auth

$ ynab auth [options]

The auth command sets up authentication for the rest of the application. Simply run ynab auth -t <your api token here>, and subsequent commands will use your authorization. Instructions for obtaining an access token are the same as for the YNAB API:

To use this client, you must obtain an access token from the My Account area of the YNAB web application.

| options | info | |:----------------------|:-----------------------------| | -t, --token <token> | set token | | -u, --user | get current user information |

budget

$ ynab budget [options]

| options | info | |:-----------------------|:-----------------------------------| | -l, --list | list budgets | | -u, --use <budgetId> | use budget for subsequent commands |

category

$ ynab category [options]

| options | info | |:------------------------|:----------------| | -l, --list [budgetId] | list categories |

account

$ ynab account [options]

| options | info | |:------------------------|:--------------| | -l, --list [budgetId] | list accounts |

Goals

Check out the project to see what needs to get done.

Development

This tool utilizes awilix for IoC and commander for the CLI. A wrapper has been written around both of them so that a Controller-Service architecture can be used. Use the npm scripts below to aid development.

# build
$ npm run build

# build and run
$ npm run dev

# just run
$ npm run start

# build and run with --inspect-brk
$ npm run deb-debug

# lint
$ npm run lint

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