degiro-bookkeeper VS dash

I made a small tool exactly for that (it's free and open source) https://github.com/pviotti/degiro-bookkeeper it parses the account statement and outputs some figures

the FIFO and 4 weeks rule are not yet implemented (mostly because they don't matter that much to my trading strategy, I was trying to have something useful for all Degiro users, not just Irish ones. See this issue for more info). It's not totally trivial to implement (there are edge cases, and the account statement itself is messy..), so more than happy to collaborate on this.

you can download the executable from the release page. Then you run it (as described in the readme) on the command-line shell of your operating systems (on Windows it would be cmd or PowerShell).

I created a small open source command line tool to work out realised profits: https://github.com/pviotti/degiro-bookkeeper

I've written a command line application that outputs CGT-related figures given Degiro account statement in CSV format. It's open source and cross platform. https://github.com/pviotti/degiro-bookkeeper

This is an older example, i found on github here

One of my previous companies used Tableau. I didn't work directly with it though it didn't look like much fun though some of the analysts loved it. You may find dash or jupyter lab interesting as it is more python.

Sure I used dash by plotly

One particular interesting case is Dash by Plotly. While I myself have previously used Bokeh, I quickly made the transition to Dash since I felt it was more ready for usage as a deployed application. Additionally, having access to Plotly as a charting library is a big plus because it is such a successful open-source project with a strong community and a fantastic library.

Create a Plotly Dash app. It makes creating non-standard dashboards very easy. https://plotly.com/dash/

I use 100% plotly dash. The challenfe i wanted was to see how far i could push dash when building a web app. For example the data table from this library doesnt allow for links or buttons etc in the table cells. So i had to creat e that with orther elements from the library and cast cols/rows manually without using raw java script or html. Here is the link to the Plotly Dash library

Shiny is pretty great, but python has dash and streamlit, which in my opinion are nicer to use.

In terms of data visualisation, another library you may want to consider is Dash. Real Python tutorial here. Dash generates React components on the fly to make nice data visualisations and it integrates well with pandas. I don't recommend Dash if you need a high level of customisation though.

You might be able to use Dash for your needs. https://plotly.com/dash/