Inspiration
Oftentimes
What it does
How we built it
We first created a MongoDB database which we populated with data from TD's DaVinci API. Then we made a backend in Flask. Finally we made the frontend in Android studio.
Challenges we ran into
- populated the database with data from the DaVinci API. Namely, it was hard getting customers. We ended up doing this by reverse engineering TD's web gui, figuring out what request they made in order to populate https://td-davinci.com/virtual-users.
- using Google Maps API
What's next for BudgetBuddyBackend
The next feature would be to be able to search up a city, and have all the cost of living information appear about this city. This would be done by querying all transactions occurring in the city, then splitting them up by their tags (e.g. food, utilities, rent, etc.).
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