Add N43.awk
Add filtering to readme
feat: Filtering using awk
A small simple forth library to keep track of personal expenses. No frills. Just month by month expenses split into categories.
Easy to extend and hack into.
Create a expenses.fth file and add
INCLUDE money.fth
MAY MONTH
200000 NONE s" Salary" REC
END
JUN MONTH
200000 NONE s" Salary" REC
-100000 ESS s" Car" REC
-3480 ESS s" Food" REC
-9280 HOBBY s" SICP" REC
END
BYE
Then you can run make
or gforth expenses.fth
and you'll get something like
MAY
NET GAIN: 2000.00e
EXPENSES
NONE: 2000.00e
ESS: 0.00e
HOBBY: 0.00e
EAT-OUT: 0.00e
SAVING: 0.00e
JUNE
NET GAIN: 872.40e
EXPENSES
NONE: 4000.00e
ESS: -1034.80e
HOBBY: -92.80e
EAT-OUT: 0.00e
SAVING: 0.00e
You can filter by using the make filter
command. For example
$ make filter name=IKEA
[marcecoll@nixos:~/expenses]$ make filter name=IKEA
awk -f filter.awk -v FILTER=IKEA expenses.fth | gforth -e 'quit'
INCLUDE money.fth ok
MAY MONTH ok 3
-14453 ESS s" IKEA" REC ok 3
END MAY
NET GAIN: -144.53e
EXPENSES
INCOME: 0.00e
ESS: -144.53e
HOBBY: 0.00e
EAT-OUT: 0.00e
TRAVEL: 0.00e
GIFT: 0.00e
SAVING: 0.00e
ok
JUN MONTH ok 3
END JUNE
NET GAIN: 0.00e
EXPENSES
INCOME: 0.00e
ESS: 0.00e
HOBBY: 0.00e
EAT-OUT: 0.00e
TRAVEL: 0.00e
GIFT: 0.00e
SAVING: 0.00e
ok
BYE
Norma 43 is a spanish standard for bank history. The n43.awk script takes a N43 file and converts it into the format that money.fth
expects.