a screen-scraping API for Mint.com.
Ensure you have Python 2 or 3 and pip (easy_install pip) and then:
pip install mintapi
From python, instantiate the Mint class (from the mintapi package) and you can
make calls to retrieve account/budget information. We recommend using the
keyring library for persisting credentials.
import mintapi
mint = mintapi.Mint(email, password)
# Get basic account information
mint.get_accounts()
# Get extended account detail at the expense of speed - requires an
# additional API call for each account
mint.get_accounts(True)
# Get budget information
mint.get_budgets()
# Get transactions
mint.get_transactions()
# Initiate an account refresh
mint.initiate_account_refresh()
There are, additionally, deprecated wrappers for backward compatibility with old versions of the API.
import mintapi
mintapi.get_accounts(email, password)
mintapi.get_accounts(email, password, True)
mintapi.get_budgets(email, password)
mintapi.initiate_account_refresh(email, password)
Run it as a sub-process from your favorite language; pip install mintapi creates a binary in your $PATH. From the command-line, the output is JSON:
Usage: mintapi [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--accounts Retrieve account information (default if nothing else
is specified)
--budgets Retrieve budget information
--extended-accounts Retrieve extended account information (slower, implies
--accounts)
-t, --transactions Retrieve transactions
-f FILENAME, --filename=FILENAME
write results to file. can be {csv,json} format.
default is to write to stdout.
-u USER, --user=USER mint email login. uses OS keyring to store password
info.
>>> mintapi -u [email protected]
[
{
"accountName": "Chase Checking",
"lastUpdatedInString": "25 minutes",
"accountType": "bank",
"currentBalance": 100.12,
...
},
...
]
If you need to avoid using pip or setup.py, you can also clone/download
this repository and run: python mintapi/api.py