Re: [ANN] into-ledger: Efficient tool to import transactions into ledger

Hi Bren, Sorry for the delay. The config file should be located inside "~/.into-ledger", with the name "config.yaml". You can see the relevant code here: https://github.com/manishrjain/into-ledger/blob/master/main.go#L655 I'll add this part to the README, so it's clear. Also, feel free to file

Re: Link Params with acprep

Hi James, If you'd like to share your plans we might be able to save you some time. I've thought about the idea of using SQL to carry out these reports front to back, wrote a number of export scripts to postgresql from Beancount, a custom SQL parser, could probably save you some time. The summary

Re: Link Params with acprep

> "JP" == James Poole writes: JP> Hmm... Maybe I am doing something wrong, but I couldn't get it to work. I JP> had tried to manually hack acprep to set the LDFLAGS as well with no luck. Ok, let's try side-stepping acprep: cd cmake \ -DUSE_PYTHON=1

Re: Commodities rebalancing report

> "ES" == Edwin Stearns writes: ES> Thanks! This works, but I'm struggling to understand the ES> `--account=commodity` part of the command. There is no example like this in ES> the documentation. What other options does --account have? --account takes any value

Re: Commodities rebalancing report

Thanks! This works, but I'm struggling to understand the `--account=commodity` part of the command. There is no example like this in the documentation. What other options does --account have? Edwin On Fri, Dec 2, 2016 at 3:56 AM John Wiegley wrote: > > "ES" == Edwin

Re: Link Params with acprep

> "JP" == James Poole writes: JP> I would like to add the "-lpqxx -lpq" parameters to the compile/link step JP> so that I can pull in support for libpqxx like is mentioned here: JP> https://www.tutorialspoint.com/postgresql/postgresql_c_cpp.htm JP> Let me know what

Re: Commodities rebalancing report

> "ES" == Edwin Stearns writes: ES> I would like to create a report that lists market values for an account by ES> commodity. I want it to look something like: ES> Commodity #sharesprice/share market value ES> XYZ 100.000$10.00 $1000.00 ES>

Commodities rebalancing report

I would like to create a report that lists market values for an account by commodity. I want it to look something like: Commodity #sharesprice/share market value XYZ 100.000$10.00 $1000.00 ABC 50.000%12.00$600.00 I don't see a way to manage this in