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Move public revenue and expenses in-house #234

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joemasilotti opened this issue Jan 11, 2022 · 3 comments
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Move public revenue and expenses in-house #234

joemasilotti opened this issue Jan 11, 2022 · 3 comments
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Currently, the public revenue and expenses live on Notion. I'd love to move these three tables and rendering into the codebase.

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Ideally, we don't have to calculate anything manually. So the few SUM columns should be done in Ruby (or the database). Quickly sketching this out, we could have a few YAML files that get read in and spit out into nice looking HTML styled with Tailwind UI. The Simple striped table looks perfect for this use case.

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If you want to want to work on this but don't have access to Tailwind UI then feel free to open a PR with an un-styled table and I can finish it up.


This is a great first issue for someone to pick up because you don't need to know a lot about the existing codebase to get started.

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vluna commented Jan 14, 2022

@joemasilotti I would like to give it a try if possible 🙂

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Sure thing! It's all yours :)

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Closed via #270.

Backlog automation moved this from In progress to Done Feb 2, 2022
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