Radish: Money with Rails and ActiveAdmin
I hate Mint and find it a pain to use, and I wanted a money app that works the way I want it to work. So I just spend some time hacking at Rails + ActiveAdmin, and Radish was born.
Right now I really just use Radish to track my spending, so that's what it's geared toward. I export CSVs from financial institutions and upload them into Radish. Radish handles deduping so even if there's some overlap it's ok, and I can also use it to auto-categorize transactions.
If I screw up a CSV import, I can easily delete all the transactions created by that upload and start over again.
Radish supports multi-edit for transaction record categories, and the filters work really well thanks to ActiveAdmin.
Requirements
- Postgres
- Redis (for sidekiq)
- Ruby 2.6.3
Future plans
- Wire it up to Plaid
- Make the interface a little more intuitive
- A full spec suite
- Change
TransactionRecordtoLedgerEntrybecause the former is not ideal from an "already overloaded rails terms" object name perspective - Clean out cruft from pre-ActiveAdmin iterations
PRs are welcome.
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