Whatup bean counters, I wanted to share something I've been working on
that's possible because of how nice and scriptable our favorite plain text
accounting tool is.

I've worked on a few iterations of this "dashboard" over the years, and I
finally broke down and did it all in HTML + D3.js.

I'm really interested in how people visualize their finances, so please
share your approaches too! In my experience this is less turn-key than
something like Fava, so it's harder to use other people's scripts, and I
think there's 2 reasons:

1. Assumptions get baked in (I assume USD, I assume you don't need prices
more than once a week, etc). We're all busy.
2. Good visualizations depend on how your ledger is organized, accounts are
named, etc.

But I still find it really helpful to see what other people are coming up
with, so whether it's a complicated Excel sheet, Jupyter notebook, or
whatever, please share!

And here's the example dashboard/visualizations!
<http://aaronstacy.com/personal-finances-dashboard/>

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