tap-quickbooks-report
A Singer tap for extracting data from the Report Entities in the Quickbooks Online API.
Configuration
The Quickbooks Online API provides authentication via OAuth2.0. The tap expects the user to provide a valid Refresh Token via a config file. You can kick off
a OAuth2.0 User Consent process using the --auth argument while running the tap:
(tap-quickbooks-report) bash-3.2$ tap-quickbooks-report --auth
If you are an admin of the Quickbooks account, you will be able to authorize the Singer Tap application to access your account. You will then be redirected to a developer portal where you can access a valid Authentication Code and Realm ID. Copy and paste these values into the corresponding prompts in your terminal:
(tap-quickbooks-report) bash-3.2$ tap-quickbooks-report --auth
INFO Starting User Consent process..
Enter the Authorization Code: <auth-code>
Enter the Realm ID: <realm-id>
After entering the Authorization Code and Realm ID values, the tap will write the Realm ID, Refresh Token, and Refresh Token Expiration Date to the existing Config file:
(tap-quickbooks-report) bash-3.2$ tap-quickbooks-report --auth
INFO Starting User Consent process..
Enter the Authorization Code: <auth-code>
Enter the Realm ID: <realm-id>
INFO Generating new config..
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