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@nirnatan/ebank-cli

v0.0.1

Published

CLI for Israeli bank and credit card transaction data

Readme

ebank-cli

CLI for fetching Israeli bank and credit card transaction data.

Features

  • Add and manage multiple accounts.
  • Store account credentials encrypted with a master password.
  • Scrape transactions for a single account or all accounts.
  • Output as table, json, or csv.
  • Persist transactions locally and deduplicate across runs.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (recommended: latest LTS)
  • pnpm

Install

pnpm install
pnpm build

Run in development:

pnpm dev -- --help

Run compiled CLI:

pnpm start -- --help

Or install globally from this folder:

pnpm link --global
ebank --help

Usage

Add an account

Interactive:

ebank add-account

Non-interactive:

ebank add-account \
  --name my-leumi \
  --company leumi \
  --credentials '{"username":"123456789","password":"secret"}'

Optional: pass master password using -p or EBANK_MASTER_PASSWORD.

List accounts

ebank list-accounts
ebank ls

Remove an account

ebank remove-account my-leumi
ebank rm my-leumi -y

Scrape transactions

Single account:

ebank scrape my-leumi

All accounts:

ebank scrape --all

From specific date:

ebank scrape my-leumi --from 2026-01-01

JSON or CSV output:

ebank scrape my-leumi --format json
ebank scrape my-leumi --format csv --output ./transactions.csv

Disable local save:

ebank scrape my-leumi --no-save

Data and Configuration

  • Config directory: ~/.ebank-cli
  • Encrypted accounts file: ~/.ebank-cli/accounts.json
  • Stored transactions: ~/.ebank-cli/data/*.json

Credential payloads are encrypted before being written to disk.

Notes

  • If --from is not provided, scraping starts from:
    • one day before the latest stored transaction date (if available), or
    • one month back from today.
  • Account names should be unique.

License

MIT