Radinus 2.0.4

Radinus is free software (GNU GPL v3 or later) for managing personal finances. Version 2.0.4 is a cross-platform rewrite (macOS first) of Radinus 1.9.3, a Windows/WinDev application, by the same author.

• Author: Fabrice Garcia
• License: GNU GPL v3 or later (see LICENSE)
• Stack: Tauri v2 + Rust, web-based UI
• Database: SQLite, single file, portable
• Changelog: see CHANGELOG.md

What Radinus does

Radinus tracks multiple bank accounts, transactions (with sub-transactions and automatic "Complement" splitting), checks and checkbooks, recurring operations, budgets, six cross-tabulated statistics views, a dashboard, and a balance evolution chart. Its most strategic features are bank statement import via the OFX standard and migration of Radinus 1.9.3 (Windows) zip backups — both are non-negotiable requirements for the thousands of existing users.

The application is fully portable: everything (app, database, settings, attachments, logs) lives in one folder, usable from a USB drive, with no writes outside that folder.

Architecture

Three strictly layered pieces, dependencies flowing one way only (View → Controller → Model):

• View — web UI (HTML/CSS/TypeScript) reproducing the original windows pixel-close; no business logic.
• Controller — thin Tauri (Rust) bridge exposing typed IPC commands.
• Model — radinus-core, an independent Rust library with all business rules, SQLite access, import/export, backup, and repair logic. Compiles and is tested standalone, with no framework dependency.

The full functional specification — database schema, graphic charter, window specifications, architecture decisions — lives in the author's reverse-engineering dossier, outside this repository. The rules the code is written under are summarised in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Development

Requires Rust and Node.js. Rust and Xcode are assumed installed on the developer's Mac.

npm install
npm run tauri dev

Before anything is delivered:

npm run build
cargo test --workspace
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets

No feature phase starts before the previous phase's milestone has been validated by the author on his own machine.

Contributing

This repository is currently private and under the sole direction of its author. No external contributions are accepted at this stage. The rules the code is written under are in CONTRIBUTING.md — read them before changing anything, including six months from now.