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[New Port] finance/rcheckbook - A CLI based checkbook ledger written in Rust #432
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Things changed up a lot and the port is no longer up to date with the code, and I made some discoveries. Because of this, I am closing this pull request and will be submitting a new pull request later. |
rcheckbook is a CLI based ledger to help you keep track of finances, with import and export support for the following formats: * JSON (bcheck) * Excel (xlsx) * ODS * TSV * QIF This CAN be used in conjunction with the iOS app BCheckbook, but it only supports bcheck, TSV, and QIF, unlike this program. PR: <enter bugzilla report number (PR) here> Reported by: Your Name <your mail address> (new maintainer) Co-Authored by: [email protected]
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Alright, I made some changes to the my code that made them less hectic. I'm not sure how to change the commit to be made from my branch, but here is a log from poudriere with details after figuring everything out and I am reopening this request. |
I would like to add
rcheckbook, which is a program I wrote in Rust to help keep track of my personal finances and exchange data with an iOS app I wrote to do the same thing. I would be using it for personal use, but I thought it would be nice to have it easily available to others.