financy's Introduction

Financy

Long where the days that I used a spreadsheet to take care of my finances, I created this to make it easily manegeable and more rewarding

Requirements

These are required to run the applications as a developer.

Windows

1 Install Visual Studio 2019;
2 Install CMake (Version 3.11.0);
3 Install QtCore, QtQuick, QtGui, QtQml, QtChart (Version 6.7.0);

Getting up and running

Follow these steps to run it locally.

Windows

1 Go to the Script/Vendors folder;
2 Run the command ./OpenCV.bat "Visual Studio 16 2019" "Debug";
3 Go the root of the repo;
4 Create a file named .env.cmake and add your Qt installation location as QT_PATH variable set(QT_PATH "{QT_PATH}");
5 Run the command cmake . -B "./build" -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debug";
6 Go to the Bin/Debug and open the Financy.exe.

Deploying

These are the steps to generate the installer ready for production.

Windows

1 Install Wixtoolset (Version 5.0.0);
2 Install CQtDeployer (Version v1.6.2360);
3 Go to the Script/Deploy folder;
4 Run the command ./Pack.bat;
5 Go back to the root of the repo;
6 The installer should be located inside the Deploy folder.

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financy's Issues

Increase accounts closing days to 30th

Account sharing support

Creating the same account, even trying to match the colors or remembering the specifications is a hassle. Account sharing is real and not uncommon, this application should support that.

Fully reliance on regex on date inputs

About

As of right now there is a over-reliance on regex to use the Input UI component to represent dates, even though it works, the problem are as follows:

Over complicated regex expressions;
Bad UX (examples below);
No locale support.

Examples

When comes to the date input UX there are some problems:

User is required to follow the template dd/MM/yyyy, there are two issues with this approach:

Locale support is not possible since the current regex expression is built around this template;
Manual typing is required, numbers [0 - 9] and separators /.