Re: OFX Importer for Investment Accounts

I've added: 1) more specific error checking. 2) A Vanguard test case in the examples directory This might help you get up and running. To try it out: *pip install --upgrade beancount-reds-importers* On Saturday, June 13, 2020 at 2:46:08 AM UTC-7, Red S wrote: > > I can't see anything that's amis

Re: OFX Importer for Investment Accounts

Thanks for the update. Now everything worked fine! Extraction ran perfectly. On Sun, Jun 14, 2020 at 8:47 PM Red S wrote: > I've added: > 1) more specific error checking. > 2) A Vanguard test case in the examples directory > > This might help you get up and running. > > To try it out: > *pip ins

Pinto: an interactive CLI for adding transactions to Beancount

Hi all, I'd like to share a small Python project I've been developing on and off over the last year or so to scratch my own itch when it comes to Beancount: Pinto . Unlike the developer of Beancount, I log most of my cash transactions manually, mainly for my own

Re: Pinto: an interactive CLI for adding transactions to Beancount

Thanks Sean, added to the contribs list. On Sun, Jun 14, 2020 at 7:57 AM wrote: > Hi all, > > I'd like to share a small Python project I've been developing on and off > over the last year or so to scratch my own itch when it comes to Beancount: > Pinto . > Unlike

Re: Expenses paid with external account

I think an equity account is of good use for this: For example, 2017-01-01 * "Group Dinner" Expenses:Food -100 USD Equity:GroupContributions This way the expenses get accounted towards your food purchases in your ledger. And if you ever wanted to find out how muc

Re: OFX Importer for Investment Accounts

Great! I'm not sure what made it work -- I only touched code that is run after an exception occurs (not what makes it occur) -- but I'm glad it's works for you now. Feel free to post here or open bugs on github if you run into other issues or have feature requests. On Sunday, June 14, 2020 at