MonzoOAuth

This is an OAuth client wrapper for quickly working with the monzo api.

Usage

Create an instance of the MonzoOAuth client.

from MonzoOAuth import MonzoOAuth
...
monzo = MonzoOAuth(
    client_id=client_id,
    client_secret=client_secret,
    redirect_uri='http://example.com/auth',
    credentials=monzo_credentials if monzo_credentials else None
)

The monzo_credentials is a variable used to store the authenticated credentials returned when logged in.

Redirect the user to the URL provided by get_auth_link()

redirect_url = monzo.get_auth_link()

At the /auth url, store the code variable form the url query, in this example we will call this code. Now we swap this code for an access_token using

monzo_credentials = monzo.exchange_code(code)

Storing the credentials against a users session will allow you to recreate the MonzoOAuth client when needed.

You can check if the monzo session is authorized by using the authorized() function, this returns a boolean.

If this returns False, it means that you need to add credentials or authorize the user again, you can add credentials with set_credentials(credentials)

If this returns True, it doesn't necessarily mean you are good to fire commands, you might still need to re authenticate depending on how much time has passed.

Running queries

Monzo API There is a handy function that you simply pass the path and any url query options to and it will return a response for you.

path = 'balance'
options = {
  'account_id': 'ACCOUNT_ID'
}
response = monzo.query(path=path, options=options)