FISC - budgeting and financial management app

Epicodus Intro to Programming August 2016

By Tony Fuentes, Jason Downing, Ben Vissotzky and Matt Nichols

Description

• FISC is a web application that allows a user maintain a ledger of transactions that they can run reports and charts apon

Setup/Installation Requirements

• Basic HTML page that requires nothing but a browser to load
• Download the code and open it in any modern web browser

Specifications

• Application can create new accounts
• login using credentials
• Passwords are secured
• Application displays overview of Account info(income - expenses = saving)
• Descriptive charts analyze spending
• Application can record transactions
  • Transaction data includes: Transaction ID, Data, Description, Amount, and Tag
  • Transactions are separated into expense categories
• Application can update or correct transactions
• Application can search and sort transactional history
• Program will save its state and data across browser restarts and refreshes
• Application can track multiple accounts

** Demo Properties

• Three demo accounts
  • Demo Accounts have data pre stored
  • New accounts come with randomized data

** Back-end

• App includes backend page to administer accounts and data functions

Known Bugs

No known bugs

Support and contact details

• Tony Fuentes - leobender@gmail.com

Technologies Used

• HTML5
• Javascript
• Google Chrome - http://www.google.com/chrome/
• Bootstrap - http://getbootstrap.com/
• Jquery 3 - https://jquery.com/
• DataTables - https://datatables.net/
• High Charts - http://www.highcharts.com/
• MD5 - https://github.com/blueimp/JavaScript-MD5

License

• Free for all and any use