a poor mans Mint, Personal Capital or other, in the making

• Download transactions from your financial institutions
• Save them in a json file
• Generate an html spending summary report
• Generate an html balance report for all accounts
• Email the spending summary
• Why?
  • Financial insights without spraying your data to third parties.
  • Enable 2 Factor auth on your financial accounts and they still work
  • Local db of balances & transactions to whatever you want

• American Express
• Bank of America (CA)
• Etrade
• Fidelity
• Schwab
• Vanguard
• 2 Factor Auth: works, but you'll have to babysit the run and enter the 2nd factor manually

credentials come from env vars, config is in config.json

• update config.json with which accounts you want refreshed.
• Set BOFA_USER and BOFA_PW env variable and/or
• Set AMEX_USER and AMEX_PW env variable and/or
• Set SCHWAB_USER and SCHWAB_PW env variable and/or
• Set VANGUARD_USER and VANGUARD_PW env variable
• npm install
• npm run build
• npm run refresh to generate ./out/txndb.json

Tip: Use 1password cli or set env vars without saving to history

To simplify repetitive execution, consider something like this in a .zshrc file

cheddardog() {
    eval $(op signin)

    echo 'Configuring AMEX...'
    TEMP=`op get item amex | jq -r "(.details.fields[1].value, .details.fields[2].value)"`
    export AMEX_USER=`echo $TEMP | head -1`
    export AMEX_PW=`echo $TEMP | tail -1`

    // .... more accounts credentials

    export SENDGRID_API_KEY=`op get item sendgrid_account_name | jq -r .details.fields[0].value`
}

• Set SENDGRID_API_KEY env variable
• update config.json with the email sender (from) and receipients (to)
• npm run send to generate ./out/index.html and have it emailed

• Only works on Mac OS (download dir is hardcoded, not tested on other platforms)