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by JC5 25d ago
You're giving your model instructions that it's literally incapable of understanding. A random word selection lottery machine will never do anything meaningful to determine if a source is primary or secondary.
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by JC5 3y ago
What happened, exactly? The docker compose file and the associated files should work out of the box.
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by JC5 3y ago
The difference isn't very big, but I honestly (I wrote that page) believe that the difference is worth pointing out.
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by JC5 3y ago
Firefly III is 100% multi-currency. Even budgets, bills, anything.
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by JC5 4y ago
> There is a differentiation between source and destination accounts (called expense and revenue) which makes reverse transactions a pain Sure, but that doesn't make it any less of a double-entry bookkeeping system. > Now I can e
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by JC5 4y ago
Technically speaking, it's not really necessary. It does help to validate database consistency, because the sum of all transactions is zero. It also prevents you (from an architectural perspective) to pull money out of thin air. If you
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by JC5 4y ago
Firefly III is missing plenty of features (see below). I started Firefly III with a single user (me) and everything else is a bonus. https://docs.firefly-iii.org/firefly-iii/about-firefly-iii/w... I will admit tha
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by JC5 4y ago
This depends on how you look at financing and budgeting (duh). But Firefly III was originally designed (by me) to lower your running expenses. It doesn't feature a lot cool budget automation because that leads to more charts but less m
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by JC5 4y ago
No to the first, yes to the second.
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by JC5 4y ago
Basically, yes.
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by JC5 4y ago
There is the Firefly III Data Importer though? https://github.com/firefly-iii/data-importer/
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by JC5 4y ago
I have 10 years in my own installation, running on a Pi2. Seems to be fine.
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by JC5 4y ago
Is there a thread on GitHub somewhere? Can I help?
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by JC5 4y ago
I built a new website, should be up in a few minutes (CDN etc)
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by JC5 4y ago
Apologies. Firefly III tracks the IP's you login with and warns you when a new one appears. For a demo site that gets slashdotted, that is less than convenient. The issue is fixed and the site is back up.
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by JC5 5y ago
That's still double entry actually, because it refers to the DB structure ;)
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by JC5 7y ago
I started with budgets and categories. Budgets for the money (I had like five budgets) and as many categories as you want. They are basically the same thing. Max one category/budget per transaction. Tags were added later on by user req
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by JC5 7y ago
This depends on how you look at financing and budgeting (duh). But Firefly III was originally designed to lower your running expenses. It doesn't feature a lot cool budget automation because that leads to more charts but less money. Th
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by JC5 7y ago
It's frozen at the moment. I need to develop a way-of-working where I can work on v1 and v2 at the same time. That is a headache. And my Vue skills are non-existent so it's a bit of a learning curve. But I hope to push something t
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by JC5 7y ago
Oh well, it’s just a hobby you know? And I guess people who need financial management tools aren’t people looking for more expenses ;) I’m happy with every donation. I use it to pay the AWS bill and maybe get a beer. But make no mistake, a
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by JC5 7y ago
Yeah that’s bloody annoying but I haven’t been able to fix it yet. Laravel, the underlying framework has moved to a new way of reporting login errors and my code hasn’t been adapted yet. Sorry about the confusion.
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by JC5 7y ago
I'll make sure there are some earlier in on the website :)
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by JC5 7y ago
It’s under high load I’m afraid. It’s a very small instance over at AWS and I’m getting hugged to death.
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by JC5 7y ago
I don’t have to monetize it. It’s a hobby. But the website provides a good platform to host the docs and I can live with the ads they serve. I assure you they don’t pay me for the ads in the documentation.
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by JC5 7y ago
We use the same layout template but my tool is older and has a lot more features.
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by JC5 7y ago
It does, yes. That spelling error should be gone now.
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by JC5 7y ago
It would work fine, but each bank has their own API's and enrollment routines and all of them involve buying a PSD2 certificate, which costs upwards of 2000$
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by JC5 7y ago
Try using the docker images, that makes for a pretty flawless upgrade experience.
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by JC5 7y ago
Like recurring transactions? Just enter weekly and set it to skip 1.
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by JC5 7y ago
Had you let me know what went wrong, I could have fixed it. No matter ;)

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