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coverflex-transactions

v1.0.1

Published

Node.js module to retrieve transactions from a Coverflex account and save them as CSV or JSON files.

Readme

Node.js module to retrieve transactions from a Coverflex account and save them as CSV or JSON files.

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install coverflex-transactions

Import it into your project:

import coverflex from 'coverflex-transactions';

Example

Saving all transactions to a CSV file:

import coverflex from 'coverflex-transactions';

try {
    await coverflex.login({
        email: '[email protected]',
        password: 'YourPassword123456'
    });

    const transactions = await coverflex.getTransactions();
    const path = coverflex.saveTransactions(transactions);

    console.log(`Transactions saved to ${path}`);
} catch (err) {
    console.error(err);
}

Saving selected fields:

coverflex.saveTransactions(transactions, {
    headers: ['executed_at', 'description', 'amount', 'is_debit']
});

Methods

login

Logs in with the provided Coverflex credentials and stores session tokens in tokens.json in the current working directory.

coverflex.login({
    email: '[email protected]',
    password: 'YourPassword123456'
});

| Property | Definition | | -------- | ---------- | | email | The user email address. | | password | The user password. | | otp | Optional SMS one-time code. If omitted and required, the module prompts for it interactively. |

The login flow tries these strategies in order:

  1. Renew the access token with the stored refresh token.
  2. Log in with the stored trusted user-agent token.
  3. Fall back to a full login and request the SMS OTP code.

Returns the access token.

getTransactions

Retrieves transactions from the user's Coverflex account.

coverflex.getTransactions();

Optional query parameters are passed to the Coverflex movements endpoint. The module adds pagination: 'no' by default.

saveTransactions

Saves transactions to a timestamped file. CSV output is enabled by default and files are written to the transactions folder unless another folder is passed.

coverflex.saveTransactions(transactions);

Write JSON instead:

coverflex.saveTransactions(transactions, { toCSV: false });

Write CSV to a custom folder:

coverflex.saveTransactions(transactions, {}, 'exports');

CSV options:

| Property | Definition | | -------- | ---------- | | toCSV | Optional boolean. Defaults to true; set to false to save JSON. | | headers | Optional array of transaction keys to include in CSV output. Defaults to all keys from the first transaction. |

Returns the created file path, for example transactions/2026-05-02T14-20.csv.