-h, --help Display this help and exit
-i, --include <FILE>... Optional filters which specify which values to take into account
-e, --exclude <FILE>... Optional filters which specify which values NOT to take into account after applying the including filter
-v, --verbose Show additional verbose output
<FILE> First statement
<FILE> Second statement
The program expects statements as positional inputs and filters as inputs via flags.
Statements are processed entry by entry and filtered respectively by the given including/excluding filters.
Results are all values of a statement summed up after they have passed both filter types.
Both one or two statements as input are supported.
When only one statement is supplied all filters are only applied to this statement and the final result is the earnings/expenses for this statement.
When supplying two statements the filters will be applied to both statements and the results for the second statement will be subtracted from the result of the first statement. The final result is the difference between both intermediate results.
The input statements need to be exported from a comdirect user account and converted to UTF-8 by running just convert <exported_statement.csv>.
Information about just can be found in the GitHub repo.
Filters follow a line-based format.
Each line specifies either:
- A comment when the line starts with
//followed by arbitrary text - Another filter file when the line starts with
@followed by a path relative to the current filter file - A string which is matched against the entry description via
mem.startsWith
Installing comdirect-spending-calculator is very easy.
You will need a build of Zig (master or 0.11.0) to build comdirect-spending-calculator.
git clone https://github.com/TheFunctionalGuy/comdirect-spending-calculator
cd comdirect-spending-calculator
zig build install -Doptimize=ReleaseSafe --prefix-exe-dir ~/prefixes/zig-bins/| Option | Type | Default Value | What it Does |
|---|---|---|---|
-Duse_gpa |
bool |
false | Use a GeneralPurposeAllocator when set, which can be good for debugging |