You define extensions methods, so they have whatever arguments that you want them to. I don't really see where you get that method signature from.
hi, I have a question related to expenses aggregation and budget in fava: say that I have a number of expenses categories named Expenses:John:Media, Expenses:John:Groceries, Expenses:John:Clothing.
Additionally, I have a budget set for Expenses:John (using custom "budget").
In the Expenses view of fava, the aggregation per period (say quarter), does not seem to aggregate by sub-category in relation to the main category.
In other words, I would like to see the sum of all expenses for John compared to the set budget but I only see the subcategories spend but no use of the overall budget for John. I hope it makes sense :)
Thanks!
@yagebu on the chart issue: can you add a chart to the example portfolio_list extension included with fava please?
@laurahki: You need to collapse the row by clicking in the box surrounding the account name. Fava only shows the aggregated balances and budgets directly if that account has no balance or budget of its own so that you can distinguish the balance/budget and the aggregated balance/budget.
@redstreet: Including
<script type="application/json" id="chart-data">{{ charts.chart_data|tojson|safe }}</script> in your extension template could work. But please do note that this might break, I consider the charts an internal implementation detail and want to keep the freedom to modify how they work.
adamgibbins @adamgibbins adds to todo list
@yagebu hello! currently I am working on an beancount app for Android and I found out your tree-sitter parser here https://github.com/yagebu/tree-sitter-beancount
have you considered relaxing some lexing rules for Beancount? Like for example support Unicode Account names, tags, and currencies. I think the original syntax for Beancount has a lot of restrictions because it's a lex-then-parse parser. but TreeSitter have context-aware-lexing
@molikto: That parser is only used in an experimental branch of Fava so far. I don't have any concrete plans to submit it to Beancount - the Beancount parser is still a bit faster for single parsing runs, however in Fava with caching the tree-sitter parser could be faster. Beancount already supports Unicode in account names and I probably also prefer a stricter syntax for tags and currencies, so I didn't consider any changes there.
similar size, but this room seems a lot more active
oh, excuse me. This one is for fava.
For e.g. I am paying my gym membership yearly and I want to see how much that cost me monthly, if you know what I mean. Is there any way to do this in either fava or the beancount file?
m20a_gitlab: https://github.com/redstreet/beancount_reds_plugins/tree/master/beancount_reds_plugins/effective_date might be of use
@yagebu
*Query
is there any option to delete them ?
oh you mean on the query screen the remembered queries you've run? That's in your browsers local storage, you can just clear that
thanks for that
Hi everyone. I occur an error when I run fava on pythoneverywhere. What can I do to fix it?
Hey... newbie here to fava and beancount. I'm in a bit of a pickle. I need to prepare tax returns for my business. Issue is my business uses Cryptocurrency for my foreign clients. Basically they pay me in crypto, and then I use that crypto by either converting back to GBP and then paying salary, or just using the crypto debit card directly.
I've entered all my transactions for the year, and even included weekly historical prices using the "price" directive
but I cannot find a way to report the "Realized capital gains"
(or loss)
2019-06-26 * "EE Top Up"
Assets:GB:Coinbase:ETH -0.04020595 ETH {{10.00 GBP}}
Expenses:Communications:Mobile 10.00 GBP
That is how I enter my transactions. Am I missing anything related to reporting the realized capital gains/loss?