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The same as my-finances-pwa but with Vue 3 and slightly less dependencies

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Expenses record keeper without a back-end -- easy to use, easy to erase.

Demo hosted in Github pages. You can use it safely as long as you trust your browser/device. Don't trust that the page isn't sending your data somewhere? Fork it and upload it to your own hosting provider.

Screenshot of webapp with light color scheme Screenshot of webapp with dark color scheme

  • Web app written with Vue
  • Data stored in browsers' IndexedDB through Dexie.js
  • Icons bundled with svgeez

It's hard keeping record on what you spend money, and if you're a bit paranoid with your phone and apps, it continues to be hard. This simple application was written to keep a record and easily dispose the information.

Initially I was using BudgetBakers' app, which is, if you haven't used it, GREAT. Honestly, this privacy-focused, small app doesn't really compete with the quality of BudgetBakers; I highly recommend it. But when I got familiar enough and reached the paywall, I was offered to continue using the app albeit with limited functionality, and I thought to myself: what's the catch?

Then it dawned on me that they could be harvesting data to sell it later or whatever, and I don't really know who they are, what their intentions are or what they can and could do, really.

So, here we are. I wrote a quick'n'dirty solution at first (v1) and I've been tweaking and removing stuff over time, which is what you're reading.

Images and Icons

SVG icons are found in public/icons, bundled together by running svgeez build --source public/icons --destination public/icons.svg then I copy the contents of the output file (icons.svg) to index.html.

PWA logo assets generated with @vite-pwa/assets-generator with the minimal preset.

Development

This was upgraded from Vue2/webpack to Vue3/vite, the basic scripts are:

  • dev (yarn dev): start development server
  • build (yarn build): transpile assets, ready for deployment
  • serve (yarn serve): start preview server from which the output of build is served

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