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@redbark/cli

v0.1.1

Published

Redbark CLI — read your bank and brokerage data from the Redbark API in your terminal.

Readme

Redbark CLI

Your bank and brokerage data, in your terminal. A thin client for the Redbark API — accounts, balances, transactions, connections, holdings, and trades, as clean tables or raw JSON.

Redbark syncs bank and brokerage accounts to Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, YNAB, and webhooks — built on Australia's Consumer Data Right (CDR) open banking framework. Your banking data is never stored by Redbark; this CLI reads it live from your connected institutions.

Install

npm install -g @redbark/cli     # or: bun install -g @redbark/cli

Runs on any Node.js 18+ (or Bun). Standalone binaries that need no runtime at all are on the roadmap.

Quickstart

redbark login                   # paste an API key from https://app.redbark.com/settings
redbark accounts                # list your accounts
redbark balances                # balances across every account
redbark transactions --account acc_123 --from 2026-06-01

For scripts and CI, skip login and set the key in the environment:

REDBARK_API_KEY=rbk_live_… redbark accounts --json | jq '.data[].name'

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | redbark login | Verify and save an API key (~/.config/redbark/config.json, mode 0600) | | redbark logout | Remove the saved key | | redbark whoami | Auth status, key source, connection count, rate-limit headroom | | redbark connections | List bank/brokerage connections and their freshness | | redbark accounts | List accounts (--limit, --offset) | | redbark balances [accountIds…] | Balances — all accounts if none given | | redbark transactions --account <id> | Transactions (--from, --to, --limit, --offset; connection auto-resolved) | | redbark categories | Transaction category taxonomy | | redbark holdings --connection <id> | Brokerage holdings (Professional plan) | | redbark trades --connection <id> | Brokerage trades (Professional plan) |

Every command accepts a global --json flag for raw API output; tables are plain aligned text, friendly to grep and awk.

Development

Built with Bun, Commander, and @clack/prompts.

bun install
bun run dev -- accounts     # run from source
bun test                    # test suite
bun run typecheck           # tsc --noEmit
bun run compile             # standalone binary at dist/redbark

Security

The CLI sends your API key only to api.redbark.com over HTTPS and stores it locally with owner-only permissions. Report vulnerabilities per SECURITY.md — never via a public issue.

License

Apache-2.0. "Redbark" is a trademark of Redbark — see NOTICE.