- etymology: the moneybird that does see sharp*
C# API for moneybird
(The name MoneyHawk originates from the
This project uses ServiceStack to connect to the moneybird REST API, and I use it to generate exports for my accountants
There's also some Ruby scripts to export expenses and invoices
This API is far from complete but the samples should make it usable.
The MVC demo project to access the data is running here on Azure: http://moneyhawk.azurewebsites.net
You can register with your moneybird credentials. I'd advise to create separate limited credentials, there's no OAuth or https support yet.
To setup a local database:
- Create a local DB 'MoneyHawk' (the connection string now assumes the default instance [.])
- Execute this in the package manager: 'update-database -Verbose'