YNAB4-64bit
beancount-import
YNAB4-64bit | beancount-import | |
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38 | 367 | |
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3.6 | 4.1 | |
over 3 years ago | 28 days ago | |
Shell | Python | |
- | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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YNAB4-64bit
- Show HN: Paisa – Open-Source Personal Finance Manager
- Reporting... Come on...
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Some links for YNAB4
https://github.com/banesto/YNAB4-64bit will update your MacOS YNAB software to 64-bit
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Moved Back to YNAB4
YNAB4 is a 32-bit application running over Adobe AIR. That is no longer supported. I used this script and it automates everything for you. It downloads the latest version of YNAB4, installs Adobe AIR, installs YNAB4, and then converts it to 64-bit so it runs on latest version of MacOS.
- Is anyone else out there still using YNAB Classic (YNAB 4)?
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Rest in Peace, YNAB 4 budget. You were a dear friend and will be missed.
Here's the fix for 64-bit YNAB on the Mac: https://github.com/banesto/YNAB4-64bit
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Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager
There is a script to patch YNAB 4 on macOS. You will need the old DMG (available on the internet) and your serial number. After this, you can archive all the binaries for more safety (AdobeAir, patched YNAB, etc.)
It's on GitHub: https://github.com/banesto/YNAB4-64bit/blob/main/install
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Updating the Adobe AIR runtime for YNAB4 for possible performance gains
As you will have learned from this sub, you can install YNAB4 on MacOS using this script: https://github.com/banesto/YNAB4-64bit
- Happily paid my $98.99 annual fee this morning
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YNAB 4 - Transferring from Windows 10 to Mac
Use this to install: https://github.com/banesto/YNAB4-64bit Install Dropbox (or better: Maestral)
beancount-import
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Show HN: Paisa – Open-Source Personal Finance Manager
Fighting with Mint and categorizing Amazon purchases was what initially pushed me down the path into plain text accounting (PTA).
I ended up long down the rabbit hole with auto-downloading Amazon orders (originally with https://github.com/jbms/finance-dl, but then my own custom scraping) and importing and matching them up with credit card transactions using beancount-import (https://github.com/jbms/beancount-import).
This ultimately resulted in me spending a lot less on Amazon - to the point that now doing it manually wouldn't be too bad...
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Beancount getting started - how to
I personally started with beancount-import to process QFX/OFX files from my bank. It's a nice product, because it automatically joins both sides of a transaction for transfers/payments from one bank to another, and has some auto-categorization features. But it does take some work to understand and get running.
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Dealing with existing entries in beancount-import
Some skimming of the OFX import code indicates that the importer manages the duplicate detection itself. Since it looks like you need to pretty much write a CSV importer yourself, you'd probably have to manage the uniqueness using some identifier from the CSV file.
- Beancount-import, additional metadata?
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Tracking prices of products
These HTML are stored in a common folder, then parsed by beancount-import using the built-in importer for Amazon Invoice HTML files from that project. The author of that project wrote/uses finance-dl to get his Amazon invoices. At one point, his download code wasn't working for me, so I wrote my own. Independently, for reasons I no longer remember.
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Trouble with setting up beancount-import
Now, I'm trying to set up the bean-import (https://github.com/jbms/beancount-import) module but i have run in to some problems.
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How do you handle the same transaction coming from multiple sources?
I handle them with Beancount and beancount-import. beancount-import identifies duplicate transactions and merges them automatically. It handles both the case where two import sources have the same transaction (e.g. your bank account/credit card situation) and the case where there's an existing manually-entered transaction that also exists in an import source.
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How do you use Beancount?
What I use a lot is https://github.com/jbms/beancount-import. Since I know a bit of python I was able tweak the importer for my bank statements. It helps a lot.
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Bank balance and the delay in transactions posting- how to solve
I use beancount-import which does a great job of allowing for multiple sources of data (including manual entries) and matching up postings from multiple sources. It helps a lot for my particular use.
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Interactive tool to match imported transactions against already existing manual entries
It's the wrong underlying toolset (beancount instead of ledger), but otherwise you're describing how beancount-import works.
What are some alternatives?
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Fava - Fava - web interface for Beancount
api-docs-generator - Support repository: A script to generate the API documentation.
beancount - Beancount: Double-Entry Accounting from Text Files.
releases - Hosts official releases for Actual
beangulp - Importers framework for Beancount
bursar - SimpleFIN + Google Sheets expense-tracking tool inspired by Mintable
fava-review - A Fava extension to help review transactions over a series of periods.
finance-dl - Tools for automatically downloading/scraping personal financial data.
bean-add - A beancount transaction entry assistant (GitHub mirror)
reckon - Flexibly import bank account CSV files into Ledger for command-line accounting
GnuCash - GnuCash Double-Entry Accounting Program.