ledger-pivot

View ledger transactions in a pivot-table in a web browser:

• drag-drop headings
• drill-down by clicking a cell to view its transactions
• subtotals and charts
• pivot table layouts are automatically persisted to disk
• define multiple reports via configuration

Screenshots

install and run

With node.js installed:

$ npm install -g ledger-pivot  # might need to prefix with sudo
$ ledger-pivot

then navigate your web-browser to http://your-server:7070 to view the examples.

configure

Configuration files live in directory ~/.config/ledger-pivot unless you've changed your $XDG_CONFIG_HOME variable. This location can be overridden with the -c flag on the command line.

The settings.yaml should be edited as required, specifying the source of transaction csv data and (optionally) the pivot table's initial configuration.

options

$ ledger-pivot --help
Usage: ledger-pivot [options]

Options:

  -h, --help                output usage information
  -V, --version             output the version number
  -c, --config-path [path]  path to configuration files
  -p, --port [port]         listening port (default:7070)

developer build and run

With node.js installed on the target box:

$ git clone --branch=dev https://github.com/dizzib/ledger-pivot.git
$ cd ledger-pivot
$ npm install       # install project dependencies
$ npm start         # build and start the task runner
ledger-pivot > b.a  # build all and start server

Then navigate your web-browser to http://your-server:7070 to view the examples.

license

MIT