Chary,
Thanks for your interest and good questions!
> On Apr 24, 2024, at 3:22 PM, Chary Chary wrote:
>
> Question 1: What can you do with beanpost, what you can't do with beanquery?
I think there are two key differences between beanpost and beanquery: the SQL
ecosystem and integration with o
Ben,
thank you very much for for sharing your tool.
May be a stupid questions but
*Question 1*: What can you do with beanpost, what you can't do with
beanquery?
*Question 2: *The documentation says:
- *Transaction dates: Each posting can have its own date, allowing
transactions to bal
> On Apr 24, 2024, at 8:19 AM, Martin Blais wrote:
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> Oh wow, that's crazy cool. I didn't know postgresql supported that!
> Will have a more detailed look, sorry for not digging in deeper
Martin,
Thanks for your interest. This started as a simple experimental side project,
but I was able
Oh wow, that's crazy cool. I didn't know postgresql supported that!
Will have a more detailed look, sorry for not digging in deeper
On Mon, Apr 22, 2024, 14:46 Ben Gerdemann wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I hope this email finds you well. I've been using Beancount for many
> years. It's been an amazi
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your reply and for creating such a valuable tool in Beancount. I
wrote a response yesterday, but I haven't seen it posted to the mailing list
yet, so apologies if there's some repetition in this message.
Beanpost does support multiple currencies using a custom PostgreSQL t
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your feedback, and thanks for maintaining Beancount. Your work
has made it such a great tool for so many of us.
I wanted to clarify that Beanpost does support multiple currencies using a
custom PostgreSQL type and custom aggregator functions. I apologize for not
making
