How to use the pynubank.Nubank function in pynubank
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andreroggeri / nubank-sync-ynab / nubank_sync_ynab / sync.py View on Github 
YNAB_EMAIL = os.getenv('YNAB_EMAIL')
YNAB_PASSWORD = os.getenv('YNAB_PASSWORD')
YNAB_BUDGET = os.getenv('YNAB_BUDGET')
NUBANK_TOKEN = os.getenv('NUBANK_TOKEN')
NUBANK_CERT = os.getenv('NUBANK_CERT')
STARTING_POINT = datetime.datetime.strptime(os.getenv('STARTING_POINT'), '%Y-%m-%d').date()
if __name__ == '__main__':
with open('cert.p12', 'wb') as f:
cert_content = base64.b64decode(NUBANK_CERT)
f.write(cert_content)
log_config_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'logging.json')
setup_logging(log_config_file)
ynab = YNAB(YNAB_EMAIL, YNAB_PASSWORD, YNAB_BUDGET)
nu = Nubank()
nu.authenticate_with_refresh_token(NUBANK_TOKEN, './cert.p12')
transactions = filter_transactions(nu.get_card_statements(), STARTING_POINT)
print(f'Found {len(transactions)} transactions')
for transaction in transactions:
ynab.add_transaction(
payee=transaction['description'],
date=parse_transaction_date(transaction),
value=-int(transaction['amount']) / 100,
id=transaction['id'],
subcategory=transaction['category'].capitalize()
)
ynab.sync()
