Cozy Banks is the personal financial management application available on Cozy. It helps you gain understanding of your personal finances, and much more . As the first digital home on the market, Cozy helps all users with applications and connectors regain control, streamline and maximize their digital lives.
With Cozy Banks, you can easily:
- Have all your bank accounts in one place
- Get an comprehensive overview of all your expenses with one-click access to your bills
- Directly access your health insurance reimbursements
- Enjoy all the features for free
$ yarn
$ yarn watch:browser # to dev
$ yarn build:browser # to buildWhen watching, you still need to have a cozy-stack running to serve the files of the app (do not use the webpack-dev-server directly). This is important as the stack injects through template variables the token and domain used to connect to the cozy. See how to run a cozy application for more information.
index.html is served via the stack but the JS assets are served via webpack-dev-server). You can do this via a browser extension (Chrome) or you can tell the stack to disable CSPs via its config file (disable_csp: true, check here for more info on the config file). See an example config file here.
Check out the documentation for components on Styleguidist.
You can add fixtures by using ACH and data in test/fixtures.
The Banks application can be "skinned" to MesInfos style.
Use env SKIN='mesinfos' yarn build for example to build with the MesInfos icon and slug. To deploy to a branch different from build you can use env DEPLOY_BRANCH='build-maif' yarn deploy.
You can use scripts/build-deploy-skins to automatically build and deploy
the vanilla app and the skinned version of the app.
The doctypes used in Banks are described in the cozy-doctypes repository.
The application is built automatically and published on Cozy Registry by Travis.
The skins are also built into build-$skin or latest-$skin.
To be able to start the mobile app on an emulator or a real device, you can follow this guide.