A dashboard to track you @monzo spending on the web.
Monzo-Dashboard is a project to build out a working web based "clone" of the existing iOS Monzo application, currently it features a transaction list and transaction view similar to the feed on the iOS app. However there are plans to include further features such as
I aim to include further features made available to the app when they're launched in the API.
To launch the app you will need to get a Monzo develop client key. This app is isomorphic and does not expose your client secret and thus you can use refresh tokens; thus you can select the confidential option when creating your client.
To run the app you can either clone / download this repo, or install it on Heroku (coming soon!).
Simply set your client keys in .env of in using process.env and launch the app using node index.js
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Variable Name | Default | Description |
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COOKIE_ACCESS_NAME |
cookie-name |
Cookie name for storing Monzo access token |
COOKIE_REFRESH_NAME |
cookie-refresh |
Cookie name for storing Monzo refresh token |
COOKIE-SECRET |
cookie-secret |
Secret used to sign cookies |
authUrl |
https://auth.getmondo.co.uk |
Monzo OAuth authentication url |
baseUrl |
https://api.getmondo.co.uk |
Monzo base API url |
CLIENT_ID |
Monzo client ID. The app will not start unless this is set | |
CLIENT_SECRET |
Monzo client secret. The app will not start unless this is set | |
REDIRECT_URI |
http://localhost:8080 |
URL OAuth emails should redirect to for your app |
STATE_TOKEN |
OAuth validation state, should be random and unguessable The app will not start unless this is set | |
GOOGLE_API_KEY |
Google developers Maps API key. The app will not start unless this is set | |
PORT |
8080 |
Server port |
This app was authored in Node 6.x, however it still supports 5.x. To install Node refrer to their installation guide at https://nodejs.org, or use a shell extension like NVM. It is an isomorphic React application using [Redux][(https://redux.com)].
Unit tests are written using Tape and currently test all functional areas of code.