Actually, this can be implemented as another price source with the piped
sources in place of its ticker symbol. That way, no code changes are
required for bean-price itself.
Op maandag 12 april 2021 om 14:06:01 UTC+2 schreef Thomas den Hollander:
> Computing prices on the fly is nice. However,
Computing prices on the fly is nice. However, using it with bean-price
doesn't seem ideal. For example, the required USD/EUR prices are not
fetched by --update if I don't have any USD myself.
Would it be a good idea to have some sort of pipe syntax for bean-price?
Something like EUR:(source1/ti
What I'm using is to calculate cross rates on the flying using a plugin:
So if you have e.g. a stock price in USD and the fx rate between EUR and
USD, it calculates the stock price in EUR
https://github.com/tarioch/beancounttools/blob/master/src/tariochbctools/plugins/generate_base_ccy_price
Fava is a completely different question and AFAIK it should respect
Beancount's notion of "operating currency", which is configurable.
For Beanprice, the sources may return their quote currency, here:
https://github.com/beancount/beanprice/blob/master/beanprice/source.py#L31
On Sun, Apr 11, 2021
One more question. Many price sources are only available in USD while my
main currency is EUR. How do I deal with that? Is Fava able to display the
total worth by converting via USD to EUR? Should I convert these price
statements myself, and if so, would it be useful to have such functionality
Thanks! My price source is pretty specific, but I'll probably publish it at
some point.
Op zondag 11 april 2021 om 15:34:51 UTC+2 schreef bl...@furius.ca:
> You can reference them by the name of their Python module if they're
> outside the library.
> You can use the short name if they're in the
You can reference them by the name of their Python module if they're
outside the library.
You can use the short name if they're in the library, here:
https://github.com/beancount/beanprice/tree/master/beanprice/sources
New ones are welcome. Minimal requirement for inclusion in the library is a
uni
Hello everyone,
I wanted to write custom sources for bean-price, but I'm unsure what the
best way to do this is. I'm not very experienced with Python or its module
system. Say I have a folder with my own sources, how do I reference these
while fetching the price? Should I add the path to my PY
