Re: Reports

I used bean-report for some simple stuff but never used bean-web, I went straight for fava. Fava has become even easier to use now that it has an electron shell. I am interested in a more powerful query language because I'm exploring custom reports for my personal ledger. Something separate tha

Resetting cash assets (recommendations welcome)

Hi, In my ledger I have an asset account for cash set up, used for when I withdraw from an ATM machine for example. However I do not keep track of what I spent that money on exactly, I just assume that when it enters the account (my wallet) it is spent (from a ledger perspective). I'm not inte

Re: Reports

shell will go away in the next version: > https://github.com/beancount/fava/pull/692 > > > > Am 03.04.2018 um 06:10 schrieb Mattijs Hoitink >: > > > > I used bean-report for some simple stuff but never used bean-web, I went > straight for fava. Fava has beco

Re: Resetting cash assets (recommendations welcome)

> in that account because there are no script-friendly way to export data > from that bank. So I just assert the balance monthly and pad the > difference to "Income:Interest" or something like that. > > > 2018-04-02 21:26:12 Mattijs Hoitink >: > > Hi, &g

Re: Resetting cash assets (recommendations welcome)

x27;t want to duplicate every interest income >> in that account because there are no script-friendly way to export data >> from that bank. So I just assert the balance monthly and pad the >> difference to "Income:Interest" or something like that. >> >> >> 2018-04-02

Debugging Importers

Hi, I've started using beancount just a short while ago, reading the documentation first and now trying my hand at some custom importers. This is going pretty well and I'm getting my transactions extracted. I'd like to get some insights in what is going on under the hood and how data flows thr

Re: Debugging Importers

wrote: > > On Sun, Jul 24, 2016 at 7:45 PM, Mattijs Hoitink > wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I've started using beancount just a short while ago, reading the >> documentation first and now trying my hand at some custom importers. This >> is going pretty

Transactions in one ledger or split in multiple ledgers (using the include statement)

I'm going down a path where I have my accounts set up in a main ledger file and include a bunch of sub-ledgers with long lists of transactions. I’m running into some issues (all solvable), for example when ingesting bank statements that contain transactions that should go into separate sub-l

Re: Transactions in one ledger or split in multiple ledgers (using the include statement)

I do it myself, I run bean-extract to a temp file, and I > manually copy over the new bits into their corresponding per institution > sections in my gigantic file. > > > > >> >> On Mon, Aug 22, 2016, 10:21 Martin Blais > >> wrote: >> >>>