Automatic rules

The rules that classify transactions on their own, evaluated in the order they sit in. reorder is what changes that order.

Command	HTTP	Description
`automatic-rules list`	`GET /v1/automatic-rules`	List automatic rules
`automatic-rules create`	`POST /v1/automatic-rules`	Create an automatic rule
`automatic-rules get`	`GET /v1/automatic-rules/{id}`	Get an automatic rule by ID
`automatic-rules update`	`PATCH /v1/automatic-rules/{id}`	Update an automatic rule
`automatic-rules delete`	`DELETE /v1/automatic-rules/{id}`	Delete an automatic rule
`automatic-rules reorder create`	`POST /v1/automatic-rules/reorder`	Reorder automatic rules

Examples

--params carries query and path parameters (id, page, filters); --json carries the request body; --fields limits which fields come back — worth using on every list/get to save context. See Global flags for the full reference.

# List automatic rules
kobana finance automatic-rules list \
  --fields "id,company_id,scope,position,active"

# Get an automatic rule by ID
kobana finance automatic-rules get --params '{"id": "AUTOMATIC_RULE_ID"}'

# Create an automatic rule
kobana finance automatic-rules create \
  --json '{"company_id": "COMPANY_ID", "scope": "transactions"}'

# Update an automatic rule
kobana finance automatic-rules update \
  --params '{"id": "AUTOMATIC_RULE_ID"}' \
  --json '{"active": true, "account_id": "ACCOUNT_ID", "transaction_type": "debit"}'

# Delete an automatic rule
kobana finance automatic-rules delete \
  --params '{"id": "AUTOMATIC_RULE_ID"}' \
  --dry-run

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Schema introspection — every parameter this resource accepts.

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