BudgeTea is a simple tool to manage your budget. The application should be able to store expenses divided into a monthly spending reports where you can also see every expense and how much it cost.
User is able to set their monthly budget, add expenses, view their spending report in the app where they will be able to also export them as a spreadsheat (.csv format).
When user wants to export their report they will have an option to export:
- Expenses for the current month
- Expenses from a past month
- All expenses
User will be able to enter:
- Name of the expense (store, item, etc...)
- Category of the expense
- Rent
- Other bills
- Grocieries
- Travel
- Hobbies
- Miscelanious
- Price (in a supported denomination)
- Supported denominations:
- Swedish Crown (SEK)
- Euros (EUR)
- American Dollars (USD)
- Supported denominations:
The user will be able to see how much money they spent this month, whether they are under or above their selected budget and how much. Here the user can also choose whether they want to download their expense report either for a specific month or all time expense report. Individual expenses will be seen in these reports. When creating a report all expenses will be converted into the denomination set in the Preferences section. The user will also be able to find and edit a specific expense.
The user will be able to edit their budget and preferred denomination.
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- Programming language: GoLang
- Front-end library: fyne
- Forex API: AnyAPI, Free Currency Exchange and Forex API
Binaries (executable files) for Windows and Linux will be found in the binaries folder
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Clone BudgeTea Either download it as zip or run
git clone https://github.com/DanDovhun/BudgetManager.git
in your terminal/command line -
Navigate into the directory Using your command line run
cd /path/to/BudgeTea/src
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Make sure that all dependencies are set up properly Execute these 3 commands:
go get fyne.io/fyne/v2
go get fyne.io/fyne/v2/cmd/fyne
go mod tidy
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Build Run the command
go build
, after which an executable file named BudgeTea (on Linux/MacOS) or BudgeTea.exe shall appear in the same directory.