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Sync Ticket transactions with a YNAB account.
Commands:
tys init /path/to/db
: initializes a new Sync database (asks for YNAB and Ticket credentials) at the provided pathtys info /path/to/db
: displays information about the current state of the provided Sync databasetys sync /path/to/db
: runs a sync iteration - 1) get new transactions from Ticket, 2) push them to YNAB
tys sync --period X /path/to/db
: ryns a sync iteration every X minutestys sync --hour X /path/to/db
: ryns a sync iteration every X minutes[ ] CLI for configuring Ticket, e..g creds, start sync date, sync period, default category, etc. [ ] CLI config YNAB, creds, which account to save new transactions to [ ] init database with Ticket transactions [ ] extra: check if Ticket transactions already exist in YNAB account, based on value, description and date; store YNAB transaction id on local database [ ] push new Ticket transactions (without YNAB id) to YNAB, get YNAB ID, associate ID to Ticket transaction [ ] create loop for syncing [ ] OR add to cronjob [ ] EXTRA: alternative web based GUI to CLI
FAQs
Get transactions from ticket food card and sync them with a YNAB account.
We found that ticket-ynab-sync 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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