My attempt at using Plaid to build a budgeting app
Since Intuit's Mint is shutting down, I haven't found a replacement that meets my requirements of:
- Free
- Self Hostable
- Automatic Transaction Sync
- Rollover Budgets
So this project is my "Fine, I'll do it myself" response that might die before it gets anywhere, guess we'll have to see. And because I like to torture myself with new things, I figured I'd learn how to write TUI programs and learn Go at the same time.
The folder that oregano uses defaults to is ~/.config/oregano
. This can be overriden by setting the environment variable OREGANO_DIR
. Additionally, the current folder will be checked for config.json
before the configured directory.
Available commands:
oregano-cli - Terminal budgeting app
Commands:
* help (h) Print this menu
* quit (q) Quit oregano
* link Link a new institution (Opens in a new browser tab)
* list (ls) List accounts or transactions
* alias [id] [alias] Assign [alias] as the new alias for [id]
* remove (rm) [alias/id...] Remove a linked institution
* account (acc) [alias/id...] Print details about specific account(s)
* transactions (trs) [alias/id] List transactions from a specific account
* import [filename] Import transactions from a csv file
* print (p) [argument index] Print more details about something that was output
* edit (e) [wid] Edit the fields of a transaction
* repair Using higher level data as authoritative, correct inconsistencies
* new ... manually create account or transaction
Behavior for using Plaid Link borrowed from landakram's plaid-cli