More transactions?

[ColinMaudry]

Hello,

Is it possible to get all transactions and not only the last 20? Or filtering by date?

Thanks for this great initiative 👍

[guitmz]

hey @ColinMaudry , thank you! You can currently filter transactions by date:

λ ~/ n26 transactions --help
NAME:
   n26 transactions - list your past transactions. Supports CSV output

USAGE:
   n26 transactions [command options] [csv|json|table]

OPTIONS:
   --from value  retrieve transactions from this date. Also 'to' flag needs to be set. Calendar date in the format yyyy-mm-dd. E.g. 2018-03-01
   --to value    retrieve transactions until this date. Also 'from' flag needs to be set. Calendar date in the format yyyy-mm-dd. E.g. 2018-03-31

That works for you? :)

[ColinMaudry]

Great, I hadn't seen I could get help for subcommands.

Thanks 🥇

[guitmz]

No problems, I should add a better description in the Readme anyway :) Feel free to reopen this if you need!

[ColinMaudry]

Hello again,

By testing a bit more, I see that although I can indeed get transactions by date, I still only get the 20 last transactions of the time period, not all the transactions.

[guitmz]

@ColinMaudry interesting! I will reopen this then and take a look at it as soon as I can :) Thanks for reporting it!

[guitmz]

@ColinMaudry the new version I just released allows you to specify the number of transactions you want to see. Unfortunately I was not able to find a way to show you all of them but you can specify a big number and you should see them. If I come across with a better solution, I will be sure to implement it :)

NAME:
   n26 transactions - list your past transactions. Supports CSV output

USAGE:
   n26 transactions [command options] [csv|json|table]

OPTIONS:
   --limit value  retrieve last N transactions. Default to 10.
   --from value   retrieve transactions from this date. Also 'to' flag needs to be set. Calendar date in the format yyyy-mm-dd. E.g. 2018-03-01
   --to value     retrieve transactions until this date. Also 'from' flag needs to be set. Calendar date in the format yyyy-mm-dd. E.g. 2018-03-31

You want to use the --limit flag here.