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lunchable is a Python Client for the Lunch Money Developer API. It's built on top of pydantic and httpx, it offers an intuitive API, a simple CLI, complete coverage of all endpoints, and a plugin framework for extending the functionality of the library.
pip install lunchable
from typing import Any, Dict, List
from lunchable import LunchMoney
from lunchable.models import TransactionObject
lunch = LunchMoney(access_token="xxxxxxxxxxx")
transactions: List[TransactionObject] = lunch.get_transactions()
first_transaction: TransactionObject = transactions[0]
transaction_as_dict: Dict[str, Any] = first_transaction.model_dump()
To use the CLI, you'll need to set the LUNCHMONEY_ACCESS_TOKEN
environment variable.
It's recommended to use pipx to install the CLI -
use the lunchable[plugins]
extra to include all the known plugins:
pipx install "lunchable[plugins]"
export LUNCHMONEY_ACCESS_TOKEN="xxxxxxxxxxx"
lunchable transactions get --limit 5
lunchable http -X GET v1/assets
FAQs
A simple Python SDK around the Lunch Money Developer API
We found that lunchable demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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