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Connect to Kontist, fetch and create and transfers, export transactions as QIF
This repository is not an official repository of the Kontist GmbH. It connects to a currently undocumented REST API.
We provide
Currently it can fetch transactions, transfers, statements and can create and confirm new transfers.
Please note that this project is in a early stage and support is welcome.
KONTIST_USER
and KONTIST_PASSWORD
or a .env file (just rename .env-template
to .env
and replace the credentials).node cli.js transaction list json
will return
[
{
"amount": 100,
"booking_date": "2016-12-16T00:00:00.000Z",
"booking_type": "SEPA_CREDIT_TRANSFER",
"category": null,
"date": "2016-12-16T00:00:00.000Z",
"debitoor_invoice_id": null,
"debitoor_invoice_number": null,
"e2e_id": "NOTPROVIDED",
"foreign_currency": null,
"from": null,
"iban": "DEXXXXX",
"id": 4711,
"name": "Foo, Bar",
"original_amount": null,
"pending_from": null,
"purpose": "Fancy Friday, Baby",
"to": 3214,
"type": null,
"valuta_date": "2016-12-16T00:00:00.000Z",
"paymentMethod": "bank_account"
},
...
]
node cli.js transaction list qif
will return
!Type:Bank
D8/2/2017
T8199
PExample GmbH
MRNr. ABC
^
D8/2/2017
T2142
PExample
Mdescription
^
So an easy way to create a qif export would be:
node cli.js transaction list qif > my-account.qif
To start a transfer you can use transfer init
and transfer confirm
:
# init transfer of 1€ to John Doe
node cli.js transfer init "John Doe" DE89370400440532013000 100 "test description"
# wait for sms with token (e.g. 252899)
node cli.js transfer confirm 252899
See more commands with
node cli.js --help
After instantiation of the class you need to login with your Kontist username and password, e.g.
const KontistClient = require("kontist-client");
const client = new KontistClient();
client.login(process.env.KONTIST_USER, process.env.KONTIST_PASSWORD).then(function() {
// do further calls to kontist here
})
Please have a look at the kontist-client.js
. Currently it provides methods for the following endpoints:
login(email, password)
getUser()
getAccounts()
getTransactions(accountId)
getTransfers(accountId)
initiateTransfer(accountId, recipient, iban, amount, note)
confirmTransfer(accountId, transferId, authorizationToken, recipient, iban, amount, note)
getStatement(accountId, year, month)
FAQs
Connect to Kontist, fetch and create and transfers, export transactions as QIF
We found that ikontist demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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