Monzo Python

A basic Python (2.7) wrapper for the Monzo API

Monzo API docs: https://monzo.com/docs/

Monzo API playground: https://developers.monzo.com/api/playground

Installation

Clone this repo then:

pip install -e .

Running the tests

pip install tox
export MONZO_CLIENT_SECRET={client_secret}
export MONZO_CLIENT_ID={client_id}

tox

Or if you want to run and debug tests:

py.test -sv --cov monzo

Example Usage

Basic Usage

Note - All methods simply return the json from each request. This is only a thin wrapper around the API

monzo = MonzoClient(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET, 'http://localhost:5000')
monzo.get_authorization_code()
token_info = monzo.get_access_token(code)
monzo.update_tokens(**tokens)

monzo.whoami()
monzo.list_accounts()
monzo.get_balance(account_id=None)
monzo.list_transactions(account_id=None, limit=100, since='', before='')  # NOQA
monzo.get_transaction(transactions_id)
monzo.annotate_transaction(transactions_id, metadata)
monzo.remove_annotations(transactions_id, annotation_keys)
monzo.get_feed(account_id=None)
monzo.create_feed_item()
monzo.list_webhooks(account_id=None)
monzo.create_webhook(webhook_url, account_id=None)
monzo.remove_webhook(webhook_id, account_id=None)
monzo.upload_attachment(file_path)
monzo.attach_file(transaction_id, file_url, file_type)
monzo.remove_attachment(attachment_id)

Tip - update_tokens takes the response from either get_access_token or refresh_access_token and sets everything up ready for the API calls. It also gets the first account_id so you don't need to keep passing them around (hence why a large number of the methods have account_id=None)

Flask This repo includes a [basic flask example](example/flask/app.py)

ToDo

• Perhaps split client into multiple files
• Raise correct errors
• Python 3+ support

Bugs

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