paisa
url2epub
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about 1 month ago | about 2 months ago | |
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GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License |
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paisa
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Trakk: expense trakking app
My attempt at solving the same problem https://paisa.fyi. It builds on top of https://plaintextaccounting.org/ principles and is available as a CLI/Desktop App.
- Paisa - Personal Finance Manager
- Da li biste koristili ovakvu aplikaciju za pracenje licnih finansija i troskova?
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Paisa – Personal Finance Manager
I came across this on hackernews: https://paisa.fyi/
- Paisa – Open-Source Personal Finance Manager
- Show HN: Paisa – Open-Source Personal Finance Manager
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Ghostfolio: Open-Source Wealth Management Software
Looks nice. Aside from the fact that the site is under heavy load (hug of death), I’ve been exploring such projects off late myself.
Also, I found https://github.com/ananthakumaran/paisa to be a really clean and well implemented project on similar lines. It already handles a bunch of asset classes familiar to the country I’m residing in which is tempting me to give it a shot sometime soon!
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Ask HN: Tell us about your project that's not done yet but you want feedback on
I am building a Web UI called paisa[1] to visualize personal finance data. We currently have very good command line tooling for this (ledger/hledger/beancount). A Web UI will make it even easier to see what's going on with your finances.
I am interested in knowing what are the common problems you face with command line approach that can be solved via a Web UI
[1]: https://github.com/ananthakumaran/paisa
[2]: https://paisa-demo.ananthakumaran.in/
- Ask HN: How do you manage your personal finances?
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Please tell me the fastest way to analyze the expenses from bank statemẹnts and catẹgorise them accordingly
I am working on a self hosted personal finance tool called paisa. It has a rudimentary import page
url2epub
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Show HN: CLI for generating beautiful PDF for offline reading
Somewhat similarly, I wrote a web app to generate epub (instead of pdf) out of urls and send to eink reader(s) directly (via a telegram bot) so I can read them. Currently it supports sending epub by email (for kindle) or uploading epub to dropbox (for kobo, etc.). It originally also supports reMarkable cloud but we can no longer make reMarkable cloud actually work. There's also a REST api to generate epub to be downloaded directly: https://github.com/fishy/url2epub/blob/main/REST.md
For e-ink readers epubs are generally better than PDFs for urls anyways, as epubs are basically packed htmls, and also the flow text works better on smaller screens.
- Omnivore – free, open source, read-it-later App
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Ask HN: Tell us about your project that's not done yet but you want feedback on
I wrote a service (Google Cloud Run as the backend, with Telegram bot as the frontend) to generate readable ePub from URLs and send directly to e-ink readers. It was originally wrote for reMarkable 2 (using reMarkable cloud), I recently added support for Kindle (by using the send-to-kindle emails). The code is at https://github.com/fishy/url2epub and I blogged about the recently added kindle support at https://b.yuxuan.org/url2epub-kindle.
I'm open to suggestions on what other e-ink platforms to add, as long as they have a reasonable cloud API. I'm also looking for a good e-ink platform to move to personally, as it becomes apparent that reMarkable really doesn't want third parties to use their proprietary cloud "API".
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ReMarkable 2
2. It's a relatively open system (compared to other e-ink readers), so it's pretty fun in terms of hackability.
I did get the forever free subscription which helps, but I also totally understand why they would want to charge for that, and I think the new $3/month is a pretty reasonable price for it.
Regarding instapaper use case and also hackability, shameless plug: I wrote https://github.com/fishy/url2epub for my own use case, so instead of relying on a third party service and manually sync stuff to reMarkable 2, I just send the link to the telegram bot (I picked telegram bot so that I can easily send links from my phone, not only desktops), and the epub will be auto synced to my reMarkable cloud account (they did made some changes to the cloud api causing I have to manually open their official mobile or desktop app to sync once before the reMarkable 2 itself would accept the new epub I uploaded through url2epub, haven't figured out how to avoid that yet, but it's still mostly automated).
- Instructions on how to send articles from your iPhone to reMarkable
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Zenreader: A 4.7 Inches E-Ink RSS Reader Powered by ESP32
For reMarkable, I also wrote a Telegram bot to convert http url into ePub and send to reMarkable directly: https://github.com/fishy/url2epub
(if you don't like telegram or don't use reMarkable, it also comes with a public rest API to generate epub out of urls)
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Show HN: Epub.to – ePub to pdf, ePub to mobi, ePub to kindle, and an ePub API
Shameless plug and this is only loosely related: Over the last holiday season I wrote a backend (written in Go and running on App Engine) to convert http url into epub. The frontend is a telegram bot that sends the epub to your reMarkable account directly, but it also has rest api to download the epub file: https://github.com/fishy/url2epub/blob/main/REST.md
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Show HN: Create ePub Out of URL
With the purchase of reMarkable 2, I have this need to easily send web articles to my reMarkable 2 from my phone, while officially they only provided a Chrome extension, which can only be used on desktops.
As a result I wrote some go code (https://github.com/fishy/url2epub) for the past 2 days, to generate ePub from URL. I also implemented reMarkable API to send them to reMarkable tablets directly.
The current UI for it is implemented as a Telegram bot (https://t.me/url2rM_bot?start=1), running on AppEngine (code: https://github.com/fishy/url2epub/tree/main/appengine). I initially considered making an Android app for the UI, but decided that Telegram bot is less work for me, and works good enough for this use case (sorry for people who don't use Telegram, but this also means that people on iOS, desktop, etc. will be able to use it).
For the future, I might do:
- Expand the URLs supported (currently it only supports URLs with an AMP version provided, and the AMP version does have article tag inside)
What are some alternatives?
actual - A local-first personal finance app
M5Paper_FactoryTest
ob-ledger-convert - Convert anything to ledger in emacs org babel
lines-are-beautiful - C++ File API for the reMarkable tablet
ledger - Double-entry accounting system with a command-line reporting interface
KindleUnpack - python based software to unpack Amazon / Kindlegen generated ebooks
cuelm - Experiments with CUE on the quest to reimagine devops-ops.
seleneCMSBundle - Add CMS functionality to your Symfony Apps
cpu-n1 - Simulator for a CPU that's even simpler than CPU0.
is - an inspector for your environment
SeleneCMS - CMS built as a Symfony Bundle
golang-samples - Sample apps and code written for Google Cloud in the Go programming language.