Expense Management

Perform statistics and predict your needs.

CLI Interface

Initialization

When running the program for the first, time, it will initialize the database in ~/.config/expense/db.sqlite and initialize the default user (using $USER).

You may explicitly create and manage users with the following commands:

$ expense user create my_user_name
6gqsxomsj3hir4msckf4wxtmsuoqa3w5
$ expense user name 6gqsxomsj3hir4msckf4wxtmsuoqa3w5
my_user_name
$ expense user id my_user_name
6gqsxomsj3hir4msckf4wxtmsuoqa3w5
$ expense user list
6gqsxomsj3hir4msckf4wxtmsuoqa3w5	my_user_name

Entering expenses

You may add entries one by one, receiving their generated ID, or import them bulk:

$ expense entry add date=2023-09-06 amount=6.03 currency=EUR tag=food tag=cheese label='Parmigiano AOP 1Kg'  # Not yet available
1
$ expense entry show 1  # Not yet available
1	2023-09-06	6.03	EUR	food, cheese	Parmigiano AOP 1Kg
$ expense entry export  # Not yet available
id	date	amount	currency	tags	label
1	2023-09-06	6.03	EUR	food, cheese	Parmigiano AOP 1Kg
$ expense entry import filetype=csv <tx.csv  # Not yet available

You can then browse statistics on them, or add them from the browser:

$ expense ui  # Not yet available
https://localhost:8576/