monzo

README

Monzo CLI

CLI for interacting with the Monzo APIs. Utilizes the Go Monzo API Client.

Command Docs

The command documentation can be found in the docs/ subdirectory.

Basic Usage

Here are some samples on basic usage of the CLI.

Login

You can login/authenticate against the Monzo API with either a static access token, or by using the OAuth2 authorization flow with a registered OAuth2 client.

If you wish to fetch an accounts entire transaction history, you will need to use the OAuth2 login flow, as transaction data is restricted to the last 90 days 5 minutes after the access token is granted access to the account.

To login with a single token, run:

monzo login --access-token eyJ...

To login with the OAuth2 flow, run:

monzo login --client-id oauth2client_... --client-secret mnzconf...

Instead of CLI flags, you can also use environment variables:

• MONZO_ACCESS_TOKEN
• MONZO_CLIENT_ID
• MONZO_CLIENT_SECRET

Once you are authenticated, your access token and OAuth2 client details are stored on disk in a token cache file. See Caches below.

Logout

Logging out will delete the cache directory from disk and also attempt to revoke the access token.

monzo logout

Caches

The Monzo CLI stores certain persistent data on disk for use between invocations. By default, this is stored in $HOME/.monzo/.

The directory can be overriden using the MONZO_HOME_DIR environment variable.

Cache files are unencrypted, so care should be taken to appropriately protect the directory. By default the directory is created with 0600 permissions.