I've been using #hledger from @simonmic for a few years, and it's been better than any other personal finance tool I've tried ☺️

The only thing I've been missing was various plots and charts, and I wasn't quite happy with any of the existing tools.

So I developed my own viewing UI for my HLedger journal; it's a read-only window on your finances showing a series of plots in a nice TUI - and it can also be hosted on a server!

Try it out! ✨

https://github.com/lucabello/hledger-tui

Looks great! I am looking forward to playing with this if/when you get time to squash some bugs.

I'm guessing you won't be able to cover every possible parsing need for existing hledger journals, so it could be very helpful to document exactly the journal format subset your app accepts. (And there might be a hledger print command that can help people produce that.)

Though.. it looked like you're using hledger to parse, so I'm not sure what's causing the errors. If there's any hledger version requirement, consider documenting that too.
@simonmic Great to hear! I'm excited to make this as stable and reliable as possible :D I'm indeed using `hledger` directly to parse data; I'll jump on the open issues asap 🚀