On Sun, Mar 22, 2020 at 10:06:01PM -0400, Martin Blais wrote:
> Ahh yes, now I know why. It's just the software, it's not hosting.
> I need a hosted solution.
They do hosting too. The only restriction is that the project should be
under a FOSS license, which is the case for Beancount. I think you
Great!
Reg. IRR, here are the ones I've looked at:
1) https://github.com/hoostus/portfolio-returns - simple, money-weighted
2) https://github.com/beancount/beancount/tree/master/experiments/returns
and
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/beancount/%22computing$20investment$20returns%22%7
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> It would also be good if this could be built in modular fashion so we can
> use it as a library for beancount scripting, a cli and as a fava plugin
> (should fava-investor be beancount-investor, with a fava plugin?)
>
I very much agree with the philosophy of library/cli/fava. That's exactly
> Let us know if you want to continue the conversation here, on fava or on
> fava-investor!
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Continuing the conversation here would be great and get more eyes on it. Of
course, for specific issues affecting code and lower-level design, feel
free to open issues in fava-investor. Thanks for a
> If you're interested in contributing code to do this, please do, by all
means. An irr directory within fava-investor on a dev branch would be a
great if you already have working code and tests. If not, feel free to
point me to your code.
OK, as soon as work allows, I'll either make my repo pu
On Monday, March 23, 2020 at 3:40:11 AM UTC+7, Red S wrote:
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> One area that is missing in fava today is investment tools.
>
I wouldn't mind a bit more investment related stuff in the beancount/fava
universe.
Rebalancing:
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>- consider plugging into a rebalancing tool (example1
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