Hi,
I would recommend to use BQL, that should allow you to easily do it.
https://beancount.github.io/docs/beancount_query_language.html
You can use bql also from your scripts
Regards,
Patrick
On 26.11.2021 08:15, vijayvithal jahagirdar wrote:
I am writing a bunch of python scripts to generate various compliance
reports required by the India Govt.
As a part of this I am interested in getting
1. The value of all postings in an account on a give date,
2. The value of all postings in an account in a given date range,
Currently I am
1. Iterating through all entries ->Transactions ->posting
2. checking whether it matches account name and date range
3. Adding up the value.
Since It looks like a fairly common task for accounting, I am
wondering whether I am reinventing the wheel? Does a similar function
exist within beancount?
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