Difficulty with webhook auto import

[bjmd]

Hey Scott.

I am struggling to get the Monzo auto import working.

I can run Import::Monzo.new(monzo_access_token, monzo_account_id, ynab_account_id).import which works (from local and Heroku), the webhook is created Monzo side but I get nothing in YNAB when I complete transactions in Monzo. Cant seem to find logs anywhere either?

Any pointers? This code will be amazing if I can get it working! 😀

[scottrobertson]

Did you create the webhook with the correct account id? It uses the prepaid account id by default.

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[bjmd]

I hadn't, but I just tried that and still no luck.

I have also tried defining the optional variables with no luck either.

I am right in thinking that it should be automatic, right? They don't queue and need the import manually running each time?

[scottrobertson]

They will send the webhooks to the URL you defined when you make a transaction

[bjmd]

Which was the Heroku URL. What I mean is that do they then get stored somewhere, queued up, and then you need to manually import from Ruby to push them into YNAB or should it be automatic?

[scottrobertson]

Ah, no they get pushed in instantly.

[bjmd]

I figured they would, I just thought I would eliminate user error!

Any other ideas? Does it log incoming requests anywhere? I tried to look but cant see anything obvious any know nothing about Ruby!

[scottrobertson]

If you are tailing the heroku logs, you would see the requests coming in.

How are you triggering the transactions?

[bjmd]

Ah ok, so I think I have the issue. The requests are indeed coming in and processing, it connects to YNAB and gets the following back:

ArgumentError (invalid value for 'type', must be one of ["checking", "savings", "creditCard", "cash", "otherAsset", "investmentAccount"].):

[bjmd]

I am transferring back and forth between Starling and Monzo

[scottrobertson]

Hmm ok. Sounds like YNAB have account types that are not present in the API specs, this has happened before. I don't have time to debug right now, but i will follow up with some questions as soon as i can.

[bjmd]

Sure no problem, thanks Scott.

[bjmd]

I found the bug you raised on the ynab SDK which was fixed but your latest fork of it was just before the fix.

I forked your repo and switched to upstream which resolved the issue. Hope that saves you troubleshooting 😃

[scottrobertson]

Ah, forgot i still had this on my fork. Will sort that!