Great work! Just out of curiosity, what's your release schedule for Pypi? On Sunday, September 4, 2016 at 11:46:50 AM UTC-7, Martin Blais wrote: > > Hi, > I just implemented a new "run" command to make use of the Query directive. > Thought it was worth of note. > Here's the changelog: > > Implemented new "run" shell command that allows you to run a named > query. > For example, if an input file has a Query directive like this: > > 2016-09-01 query "home" "select account, sum(position) where account > ~ 'Home' group by 1" > > And you input this command: > > run home > > The entries will be closed at tue query date (2016-09-01) and the query > automatically run. If you want to always include all the transactions, > set a > date far into the future. > > This works from the command-line and from the shell, equally. You can > also > run all the queries in an input file, like this: > > run * > > To view the list of available queries, just type the "run" command > without > an argument. > >
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