| # https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/options | |
| { | |
| email webmaster@joyful.com | |
| } | |
| # import everything in this directory beginning with a lowercase letter (not this file, dot files, or autosave files) | |
| # import [a-z]* | |
| # can't do it with caddy 2 ? | |
| #import * | |
| import hledger.org |
For more flexible reporting, there are three important option groups:
hledger balance [CALCULATIONTYPE] [ACCUMULATIONTYPE] [VALUATIONTYPE] ...
The first two are the most important: calculation type selects the basic calculation to perform for each table cell, while
| comment | |
| Journal entries describing a stock or cryptocurrency purchase and | |
| sale, with cost basis adjustments to account for fees. In this | |
| example, even though selling at a higher price, the high fees | |
| turn the gain into a loss. | |
| This is just one way to record these; I have tried to split | |
| out the parts for clarity. Opening and closing transactions | |
| and some reports have been added to show the results and |
| #!/bin/sh | |
| # Usage: symlinkghc | |
| # Symbolically link the ghc tools provided by the global stack resolver | |
| # (ghc ghci runghc runhaskell ghc-pkg haddock hp2ps hpc hsc2hs, | |
| # ~/.stack/global-project/stack.yaml) | |
| # into ~/.local/bin, so that they are always available at the command | |
| # line for quick experiments. ~/.local/bin should be in your PATH. | |
| # Similarly named executables/links in that directory will be overwritten. | |
| # GHC will be downloaded if needed, eg if you just updated the global stack resolver. | |
| # Caveat: these will see only the ghc package db by default, not new packages you have installed. |
| (setq org-capture-templates '( | |
| ;... | |
| ("t" "h/ledger transaction" plain | |
| (file "~/finance/2020.journal") | |
| "%(org-read-date) %^{Description} | |
| %^{Category|expenses:food:groceries|expenses:food:dining|expenses:transport:gasoline|expenses:home|expenses:medical|expenses:entertainment|revenues:consulting|revenues:misc} %^{Amount} | |
| %^{Asset/liability account|assets:cash|assets:bank:checking|liabilities:bank:credit card}" | |
| :empty-lines 1) | |
| )) |
| 2000-01-01 transaction 1 | |
| 1 1 A | |
| 1:2 -1 A | |
| 2000-01-02 transaction 2 | |
| 1:2:3 2 A | |
| 1:2:3:4 -2 A | |
| 2000-01-03 transaction 3 | |
| 1:2:3:4:5 3 A |
close, equity
Adds a "closing balances" transaction to the main journal file,
that brings selected account balances to zero.
Also (by default), adds the inverse "opening balances" transaction
to a new journal file (creating it if necessary),
restoring those account balances as they were in the old journal.
This can be used to bring asset/liability balances forward into a new journal file, or to close out revenues/expenses to retained earnings at the end of an accounting period. More on this below.
| # cron | |
| # install ./crontab as the active crontab | |
| cron-install: | |
| @crontab ./crontab | |
| # overwrite ./crontab with the active crontab | |
| cron-sync: | |
| @crontab -l >./crontab |
| # short aliases for hledger commands | |
| alias h='hledger' | |
| alias acc='hledger accounts' | |
| alias act='hledger activity' | |
| alias add='hledger add' | |
| alias bal='hledger balance' | |
| alias close='hledger close' | |
| alias iadd='hledger-iadd --date-format %Y/%m/%d' | |
| alias print='hledger print' | |
| alias reg='hledger register' |
Build times in minutes of hledger's dependencies, running cabal and ghc 8.4.4 with a single Cortex-A53 CPU and 4G RAM, emulated on some faster machine.
From xiroux on #hledger:
sm: If you wanna take a look at the times, I just listed the files in .cabal-sandbox/lib/ with their last modification time and computed how much time passed between one file and another. The data is here: https://hastebin.com/egexogarek