A comprehensive system for managing expenses.

License: 3-clause BSD. (But please don’t use expbase.html as-is, it contains copyrighted chriswarrick.com CSS assets.)

• Management of expenses
• Management of bills — expenses with multiple items, complete with an advanced interactive editor
• Reasonable appearance on Desktop and Mobile
• Autocomplete for expenses and bill items
• Templates for expenses (with multiplication and custom description)
• i18n (Polish translation)
• Searching and filtering data
• A synchronization API, perfect for mobile apps (one of which is in the making)
• Reporting

• Exporting reports to spreadsheet-friendly formats (CSV? XLSX?)
• Monthly goals
• More?

You should do the following changes to settings.py:

• Add 'expenses' and 'oauth2_provider' to INSTALLED_APPS
• Add 'oauth2_provider.middleware.OAuth2TokenMiddleware' to MIDDLEWARE after SessionMiddleware
• If you’re me, add 'django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware', 'expenses.middleware.ForcePolishLanguageMiddleware' to MIDDLEWARE as well (before CommonMiddleware and after S

and also set the following options:

• EXPENSES_PAGE_SIZE — number of items on one page
• EXPENSES_INDEX_COUNT — number of expenses to display on the dashboard
• EXPENSES_CURRENCY_CODE — currency code, eg. PLN
• EXPENSES_CURRENCY_LOCALE — currency locale, eg. pl_PL
• EXPENSES_CSV_DELIMITER — delimiter for fields in CSV reports, eg. , or ; or \t

The following MESSAGE_TAGS is recommended for the default templates:

from django.contrib.messages import constants as messages
MESSAGE_TAGS = {
    messages.ERROR: 'danger',
    messages.DEBUG: 'secondary'
}

If you intend to use the API, OAuth applications can be set up at /_oauth/applications/. (If you don’t, the endpoints won’t do anything without it.)