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• Beancount
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• Ledger to beancount
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  • Kraken

My double entry accounting files. Plus, a collection of commands, queries, and rules to analyze the transactions with (h)ledger and beancount.

• csv = csv files from various bank and financial institutions
• exports = where exported documents for interoperability are. Usually from ledger to gnucash via csv
• importers = Beancount importers
• journals = original (h)ledger files
• prices = the dir where are saved commodities' prices
• rules = rules for importing csv/pdf files into (h)ledger
• scripts = helpful scripts

An, untested, tool in Ruby to match CSV transactions to the right beancount account is reckon. It was born for ledger only but beancount support was added in 7119459 commit.

A few useful commands for reporting to be used either with bean-query or with fava

List of expenses for the current month:

SELECT
    account, sum(cost(position)) as total, month
WHERE
    account ~ "Expenses:*" and year = YEAR(today()) and month = MONTH(today())
GROUP BY month, account
ORDER BY total, account DESC

List of expenses of only selected accounts in a given month (a full date within the desired month must be given):

SELECT
	account, sum(cost(position)) as total, month
WHERE
	account ~ "Expenses:(Groceries|Apparel|Beauty|Education|Entertainment|House-Supplies-Appliances|Social-Life|Utilities|Drinks|Animals|Food-Delivery|Subscriptions|Restaurants-and-Food-Out|Health|Culture|Electronics)" and year = YEAR(today()) and month = MONTH(2023-07-07)
GROUP BY month, account
ORDER BY total, account DESC

Monthly expenses report:

SELECT
    year, month, account, sum(position)
FROM
    date > 2015-01-01 AND date < 2016-02-29
WHERE
    account ~ "Expenses"
    GROUP BY year, month, account
    ORDER by year, month, account
    FLATTEN

Expenses in a given year in a specific currency:

SELECT
    year, month, root(account, 1) as account, sum(position) as total
  FROM
    date > 2013-01-01 AND date < 2021-12-31
  WHERE
     account ~ "Expenses" OR
     account ~ "Liabilities:Mortgage" OR
     account ~ "Liabilities:Loan" OR
     account ~ "Income"
  GROUP BY year, month, account
  ORDER BY year, month, account
  FLATTEN

Select all transactions in an account matching a specific word:

SELECT
  date, account, position, balance
WHERE
  account ~ 'Ship';

Expenses for each month of a selected year, in a specific currency:

SELECT
  MONTH(date) AS month,
  SUM(COST(position)) AS balance
WHERE
   account ~ 'Expenses:' AND
   currency = 'EUR' AND
   YEAR(date) = 2021
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY 1;

It is easy from this example to check the earnings by month ("Assets:") or by checking the expenses of a specific category using a sub-account of "Expenses".

Show all accounts' balance, converted into a specific currency:

SELECT
  account, convert(sum(position), 'PLN')
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY 1;

A Perl script is available.

It unfortunately fails at transactions whose amount is registered as:

EUR-1000

To clean up the ledger file before using the conversion script, a couple of commands in Vimscript can be used:

:%s/\(EUR\)\([-+]\)\([0-9.]*\)/\2\3 \1/g

And

:%s/+\([0-9.]*\)/\1/g

The latter is necessary to remove the + sign in front of the amount as the script fails at those. The - sign is instead fine to keep.

Kraken's history can be downloaded at https://www.kraken.com/u/history/export. It gets requested and after a few minutes of processing can be actually downloaded.

There will be 2 types of files, trades and ledgers. The format for trades is:

"txid","ordertxid","pair","time","type","ordertype","price","cost","fee","vol","margin","misc","ledgers"
"TFWNEI-DWFNM-DPKYGT","OTVM57-ZCIA2-HXL3O6","XXMRZEUR","2017-11-12 19:04:13.6946","buy","market",103.22000000,10.32200000,0.02683720,0.10000000,0.00000000,"","L3ZB4N-T33RW-ATJMAH,LKFD5C-OY5LR-PWEQW2"
"THXBOQ-UXHAI-HKJOSZ","OGMGAA-LRUV7-HI56WX","XREPZEUR","2017-11-12 19:17:16.4198","buy","limit",15.00000,15.00000,0.02400,1.00000000,0.00000,"","LXEQNM-EZERP-JWXZBJ,L4ER7P-XHIOQ-VSUANG"
"TCA24X-HIIPC-FJFIF5","OA7BMG-MUB5A-M6NM6I","DASHEUR","2017-11-23 20:10:26.1312","buy","market",484.000000,14.520000,0.037752,0.03000000,0.000000,"","L4PCMC-XQP4O-M7YKAT,LYOKCB-SNR2F-4VRKPU"

Which can be cleaned up with:

awk 'BEGIN {FS = ","} {print $3" "$4" "$5" "$6" "$7" "$8" "$9}'

The ledgers format is:

"txid","refid","time","type","subtype","aclass","asset","amount","fee","balance"
"","QCC7MTT-4Q44K5-ULXBU6","2017-11-09 08:50:00","deposit","","currency","ZEUR",100.0000,0.0000,""
"LJUEZM-UA5DG-GOKDCG","QCC7MTT-4Q44K5-ULXBU6","2017-11-09 09:03:01","deposit","","currency","ZEUR",100.0000,0.0000,100.0000
"LKFD5C-OY5LR-PWEQW2","TFWNEI-DWFNM-DPKYGT","2017-11-12 19:04:13","trade","","currency","XXMR",0.1000000000,0.0000000000,0.1000000000
"L3ZB4N-T33RW-ATJMAH","TFWNEI-DWFNM-DPKYGT","2017-11-12 19:04:13","trade","","currency","ZEUR",-10.3220,0.0268,89.6512
"L4ER7P-XHIOQ-VSUANG","THXBOQ-UXHAI-HKJOSZ","2017-11-12 19:17:16","trade","","currency","XREP",1.0000000000,0.0000000000,1.0000000000

Which can be cleaned up with:

awk 'BEGIN {FS = ","} {print $3" "$4" "$6" "$7" "$8" "$9}'