1.3.0

v1.3.0 - The Visual Revamp & Cumulative Tracking Update
This release brings a massive visual overhaul to the Flat Financing dashboard, introduces powerful new data tracking tools, and implements robust wildcard filtering to make navigating your Beancount data easier than ever.

✨ What's New
Modern UI Overhaul: The entire dashboard has been comprehensively reimagined. We've introduced glassmorphism, depth-enhancing shadows, sleek segmented tabs, and smooth hover micro-animations. The layout natively inherits and respects your active Obsidian theme for a cohesive, premium experience.
Cumulative Expenses Tracking: Added a brand new line chart visualization to the dashboard. You can now track your cumulative expenses over time to instantly see your spending trajectory.
Periodic Savings KPI: Added a clear, front-and-center KPI card to the top of the dashboard, allowing you to instantly track your total net savings during the selected timeframe.
Wildcard Search Support: Advanced filtering just got better. You can now seamlessly use wildcards () in account filters (e.g., searching Expenses:Food: captures all sub-categories instantly) on both the Transactions and Summary tabs.
🛠️ Improvements & Fixes
Default Visualizations: The Visualization tab now cleanly defaults to selecting all account types (Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenses, Equity). Additionally, if you intentionally uncheck all types, the dashboard intelligently clears the data view rather than ignoring the filter.
Space Optimization: Filter rows, input paddings, and control gaps have been tightened up. The filter menus now take up significantly less vertical screen real estate, maximizing the room for your charts and tables!
Simplified Charts: Removed redundant/cluttered visualizations to keep the core dashboard focused, beautiful, and highly performant.
Bug Fix: Resolved an issue where wildcard searches were failing to properly apply to the Transaction tab filters.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where the Account Distribution pie chart would occasionally fail to refresh its data when interacting with the Start Date / End Date bounds.