fintech-to-ynab-js

JS (TypeScript) port of fintech-to-ynab

Installing and gathering of requisite information is very similar to fintech-to-ynab, see their Getting Started wiki

Environment variables explained

variable	description
`YNAB_ACCESS_TOKEN`	Find this via: YNAB's developer docs. It will be in the format of a 64 character hexadecimal string
`YNAB_BUDGET_ID`	See YNAB's developer docs.
`YNAB_MONZO_ACCOUNT_ID`	See YNAB's developer docs.
`YNAB_STARLING_ACCOUNT_ID`	See YNAB's developer docs.
`URL_SECRET`	If deploying to Heroku this will be auto generated for you, find it in the 'Config vars' section of your Heroku settings (https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/your-app-name/settings). It will be in the format of a 64 character hexadecimal string. Apply this secret to your webhooks, e.g. a Monzo webhook might be https://your-app-name.herokuapp.com/monzo?secret=5c1d7014f4ea8729627cb4e8b8b1e70f08eeadb45f3f5d99b5ed627a508c375c
`APPLY_MEMO`	Whatever string you want to write into the memo field of every transaction, e.g. "Auto imported". So you can quickly recognise automatically import transactions
`AUTO_CLEAR`	Boolean-ish. Leave empty or write `false` to disable auto clearing
`FOREIGN_CURRENCY_APPLY_FLAG`	Apply a flag to all foreign currency transactions. One of: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, or Purple. Leave blank for no flag
`DOMESTIC_CURRENCY_APPLY_FLAG`	Apply a flag to all domestic currency transactions. One of: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, or Purple. Leave blank for no flag