Roastery is a framework for effectively working with the Beancount plain text accounting software.
- Import transactions in bulk — Easily add new transaction information in bulk from data provided by your financial institutions.
- Polished workflow for manual edits — Is the data from your bank a mess? Easily classify your transactions and clean up your transaction data with a set of CLI tools that are optimized for speed.
- Automate data clean up and classification — Getting tired of making the same edits by hand? Write rules in Python to automatically classify and clean up transaction data.
- Plays nice with version control — Edit one of your automatic rules?
Re-run your imports, and see the effect with a
git diff. Manual edits are stored separately from original data, and the generated beancount files, so you can always re-run your imports.
Roastery is a personal project without stability promises or guarantees or warranty of any kind. I reserve the right to make breaking changes and drastically overhaul the project without notice.
Over time, I expect things to stabilize and will update this notice accordingly.
$ pip install roastery
Bug reports, bug fixes, and comments on the documentation are very welcome.
I am not sure if I want to take code contributions for new features at the moment. Please reach out before you spend a lot of time on something.
Roastery comes with a well-documented Python API and getting started guide that you can view at: https://roastery.duijf.io