You can select account(s) in the following ways: to select a single account — just provide its name; to select multiple accounts — use one of these options: -M --multiple-accounts to select accounts specified in the command line, -A --all-accounts to select all accounts. ' > You may use * as a wildcard character. ' > account-name will be omitted unless M/--multiple-accounts or A/--all-accounts option is used.'> ]> &p; Jakub Wilk project leader jwilk@jwilk.net Łukasz Indeka developer lukaszindeka@o2.pl Piotr Lewandowski developer piotr.lewandowski@gmail.com &p; 1 &version; &p; a command line interface to the on-line banking system of mBank &p; option list &p; option history --range start-date end-date --from start-date --to end-date account -M account -A &p; option future account -M account -A &p; option withholdings account -M account -A &p; option funds &p; option deposits &p; option notices &p; option rename account new-name &p; option logout &p; option void &p; provides a rudimentary command line interface to the mBank online banking system. &p; accepts the following options, regardless the chosen action: --verbose Display lots of debugging information. --debug debug-directory Save debugging information (including dumps of downloaded pages) in the specified directory. --config config-file Use config-file as an alternate configuration file. --cookie-jar cookie-jar-file Use cookie-jar-file to store state of the phony web browser. List available accounts. &output-format; account-name account-no balance avail-resources &tab-separated; Show the history of the selected account(s). Time range can be selected with the following options: --from start-date Show operations with the date not before start-date. --range start-date end-date --from start-date --to end-date Show operations with the date neither before start-date, nor after end-date. Date can be ‘now’ or in the YYYY-MM-DD format. &select-accounts; &select-accounts-wildcard; &output-format; account-name date accounting-date amount balance description &tab-separated; &omit-account-name; description may consist of multiple lines, which are tab-separated in the output. Show list of planned operations for the selected account(s). &select-accounts; &select-accounts-wildcard; &output-format; account-name date receiver title amount status &tab-separated; &omit-account-name; Show list of withholdings for the selected account(s). &select-accounts; &select-accounts-wildcard; &output-format; account-name registration-date finalization-date amount title &tab-separated; &omit-account-name; List time deposits. &output-format; deposit-name establishment-date maturity-date term interest status amount &tab-separated; List available investment funds. &output-format; fund-name amount &tab-separated; Show list of notices. &output-format; new date title &tab-separated; new can be either ‘N’ (for an unread notice) or ‘’ (empty string — otherwise). Change an account name. &select-accounts-wildcard; Leave the web interace. Do (almost) nothing. Useful only for the debugging purposes. $ ./&p; list # list available accounts $ ./&p; history Foo # show history of the ‘Foo’ account $ ./&p; history Bar --range 2005-01-01 2005-12-31 $ ./&p; history Quux --from 2006-06-01 $ ./&p; future Foo # show list of planned operations for the ‘Foo’ account $ ./&p; rename 'eFoo - Bar' 'quux' # from now on, it will be called ‘eFoo - quux’ $ ./&p; funds # list available investment funds $ ./&p; logout (Due to experimental nature of &p;, these files are expected to be in same directory as the script itself.) mbank-cli.conf The default configuration file. You may specify an alternate configuration file with --config option. To create the configuration file, use the following command: $ umask 077 $ cat <<EOF | gpg --armor --encrypt --default-recipient-self > mbank-cli.conf Login 123456 Password "your-password" EOF Encrypting your configuration file with gpg is not necessary, but highly recommended. cookie-jar.txt State of the phony web browser. The exit codes returned by &p; are as follows: 0 Everything went fine. 1 Failure because of an user error. 2 Failure because of an HTTP error. This may be due to a network error but might as well be a result of an API error (see below). 3 Failure because of an unexpected behaviour of the web interface (so called ‘API error’). If you encounter this, please file a bug at the issue tracker.