though I can't believe you have replicated all of value expressions and quirks!
Dmitry Merzlyakov
@dmitry-merzlyakov
@simonmichael Thank you! Yes, it is my primary focus to get complete compatibility with the original Ledger; value expressions are OK for now :) Of course, there is much work to be done yet but I hope I will finish everything that I put to my roadmap.
Mikael Olenfalk
@mauve
Hi @dmitry-merzlyakov I just started playing with nledger. I was really happy to find it as all the other tools seemed annoyingly hard to install on windows. Thanks!
In order to just play with the code I started playing with packaging NLedger for the Store, I have hit some snafu which I will need to dig into, but before I spend too much time on this, would such a change be accepted?
Dmitry Merzlyakov
@dmitry-merzlyakov
Hi @mauve I am glad that you find this product helpful. Sure, you can develop something on your own using NLedger as a basement. Feel free to fork the current code base and create your own package/infrastructure/product or whatever you want. Actually, I have a point in my planes to share NLedger as .Net Standard 2.0 library in a NuGet package with an easy integration API; I suppose it would be a preferable option but I am not sure in my schedule and possible terms. So, create a fork and good luck!
Mikael Olenfalk
@mauve
@dmitry-merzlyakov cool, thanks, expect a PR as soon as I get it working