Can i make a feature request then? That you recognize org-babel markup.
e.g. when the source file is .org you can parse this example:
# -*- mode: org; mode: beancount; coding: utf-8; -*-
#+STARTUP: showall
This is an example of my journal
These are my options
#+BEGIN_SRC beancount
option "tit
Another way I've been toying with to abuse beancount is to keep track of
car mileage. I have a dedicated app for that now, but since I input every
credit card payment for petrol anyway, having a 'currency conversion' to
litres (based on the moving price of petrol) as well as a 'miles travelled'
cur
Never done it. The only feature of org-mode I use is the outline/folding
capability.
On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 6:14 AM, wrote:
> Well the clue to using it for calorie budgets is in the name :)
> I'll start playing with beancount and see what comes out of it.
>
> The big plus for me is that i want
Well the clue to using it for calorie budgets is in the name :)
I'll start playing with beancount and see what comes out of it.
The big plus for me is that i want to use beancount with org mode.
I want to embed my beancount transactions into org-journals. do you have
any links to examples of thi
Sure, you could abuse it that way. Beancount is a kind of "calculator with
buckets," really, and it doesn't really think anything special of its
currencies, so nothing prevents you from counting "calories" or otherwise
have multiple accounts for them or other things. It's just not going to do
anyth
The idea is initially inspired by the idea that Double Entry bookkeeping
uses the perspective of the person.
I realize a body is more complex, and certainly not a zero sum game, but so
are the financial markets. They are treated as black boxes with trends
based on transactions etc.
I thought
You could but I don't see the point. Your body is more complex than this
and doesn't conserve nutrients in a straightforward way. Plus you'd have
only a small and fixed amount of categories anyway. You'd be better off
using a spreadsheet and processing it with custom scripts using r or
pandas. Doub
Hi,
I have a question about beancount. I read the documentation and i had the
idea of using beancount to manage a calorie budget.
essentially something like:
Start with an Initial weight in Fat calories
Base metabolic rate.
Accounts for Macronutrients such as Fat, Protein, Carbs.
I can then
