Return the most recent money transfers for the authenticated user’s currently active wallet, ordered byDocumentation Index
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created_at descending (newest first). Each item in the response array includes the full tag list and the display name of the user who created the transfer, making this endpoint suitable for feeding activity feeds and dashboards.
The Life Cost frontend typically calls this endpoint with
limit=5 to populate the recent-transactions widget. Pass any positive integer to control the result count. If you pass a negative number the server silently falls back to a limit of 10.Endpoint
Authentication
Required. The request must be made with an active session cookie obtained through the Google OAuth login flow.Path Parameters
The maximum number of transfers to return. Must be a non-negative integer. If a negative value is provided the server substitutes
10. The frontend commonly uses 5.Response
An array of transfer objects. Each object has the following shape.The unique identifier of the transfer.
Human-readable description of the transfer.
Transfer amount. Negative values are expenses; positive values are income.
ISO 8601 timestamp of when the transfer was created (UTC).
ISO 8601 timestamp of the last modification (UTC). Note: the field name is spelled
modifed_at (single i) in the database schema and response.Array of category/tag objects associated with this transfer.
The
username of the User who created the transfer.Example Request
Example Response
Error Cases
| Status | Condition |
|---|---|
302 Found | The user is not authenticated. |
404 Not Found | The path parameter limit is not a valid integer (Flask routing rejects the request). |