Capital One built this project to help the users of this API. We are no longer actively enhancing this API. We have archived the project as of Jul 23 2019 where it will be available in a read-only state.
A simple starter project demonstrating on how to use capitalone public api to create an account.
Note | As of 08/15/2017, Bank Account Starter API has released a version 2 which is the only version supported in Production. The reference application code built against version 1 (branch: bas-v1) is preserved for history only and should not be used past 08/15/2017. 'master' branch is updated to use version 2 of BAS API. |
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- Clone or fork this repository
- Make sure you have node.js installed version 5+
- Make sure you have NPM installed version 3+
WINDOWS ONLY
runnpm install -g webpack webpack-dev-server typings typescript
to install global dependencies- run
npm install
to install dependencies WINDOWS ONLY
runnpm run typings-install
to install typings- run
npm start
to fire up dev server - open browser to
http://localhost:8001
Although the reference application doesn’t write a formal log file, it does write all of the received JSON responses to the terminal window; you can use this information to match what you’re seeing in the app’s UI with the data the API is returning.
DEBUG=http npm start
: starts the app in debug mode where you can see the request/responses from the app to api
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