Hello Fang-Peng,
thank you for sharing. I think having these are interesting tools!
On 09/04/2022 08:26, Fang-Pen Lin wrote:
I was working on my web base beancount SaaS product [...]
I am curious about the busyness model for such an enterprise, but maybe
the Beancount mailing list is not the best place to discuss it...
I really like Python's black formatter and how it works. With the
needs in mind, I built two projects:
>
beancount-parser
<https://github.com/LaunchPlatform/beancount-parser> - Standalone
Lark based Beancount syntax parser
I don't know Lark much and I had just a quick look, but something seems
odd: how do you handle indentation? I don't see anything about it in the
grammar files. I realize that ignoring this aspect may be fine if the
goal is to generate a syntax three to use in a formatting tool operating
on known valid input files. Otherwise, this is not a validating parser.
Maybe something to mention in the documentation.
The reason I don't use Beancount lib is that I want to
handle things like comments and emac org syntax
Please note that preserving comments (org-mode headers are just a
special kind of comments as far as the Beancount parser is concerned) is
a goal for the overhaul of the parser coming in Beancount v3. If you
feel to contribute, I would be very happy to review patches adding this
feature to Beancount.
You can try the formatter online here if you don't want to install them:
https://beanhub.io/tools/beancount-formatter
I tries this, but whatever I enter, I always get an error:
500
Sorry! Something Went Wrong
Cheers,
Dan
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