Re: fun with Capper and OFX financial transaction fetching
Dan Connolly <[email protected]> Mon, 4 Jan 2016 00:01:15 -0600
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On Sat, Jan 2, 2016 at 5:39 PM, Dan Connolly <[email protected]> wrote: > https://bitbucket.org/DanC/finquick/src/capper/take2js/README.md > > Now I'd like to figure out an alternative to this step in my docs: > > WARNING: This will store your credentials in clear-text in capper.db. I found a solution that works at my desktop: 70 ef458f26c63e 2016-01-03 21:56 -0600 http://www use freedesktop secret store to avoid cleartext OFX passwords in capper.db I'm still thinking about how and whether I want to deploy in sandstorm... Meanwhile, I'm reasonably happy with the access graph now: excerpt from README: ## Fetch 60 days of transactions ### Create an OFX institution object For `discover` or `amex`: $ discover=@`node --harmony server -make ofxies.makeInstitution discover | tail -1` The resulting `$discover` should be a webkey a la `@https://localhost:1341/ocaps/#s=Yslejls...`. ### Put your OFX account credentials in the freedesktop secret store The credit card number, username, and password are combined into one secret, separated by spaces; `protocol` and `object` attributes are used for lookup: $ echo 601.... con... sekret | secret-tool store --label='My Discover' protocol OFX object disc1 Then make a webkey for the freedesktop secret store: $ store=@`node --harmony server -make ofxies.makeKeyStore | tail -1` And make another for access to just the relevant entry: $ key=@`node --harmony server -make ofxies.makePassKey $store protocol OFX object 8146 | tail -1` ### Create an account object Now we're ready to make a webkey for the account: $ disc1=@`node --harmony server -make ofxies.makeAccount $discover $key | tail -1` finquick/take2js/Capper$ echo $disc1 @https://localhost:1341/ocaps/#s=abc123... ### Fetch Access the webkey from above and hit **Fetch**; after a few seconds, a table your transactions going back 60 days should appear. -- Dan Connolly http://www.madmode.com/