Installation

From a command-line interface, run:

$ pip install debts

From the command-line

You can invoke the solver from the command-line. To do so, you need to pass it the arguments in a specific way:

$ debts --settle "Emeline -200, Alexis -400, Rémy +500, Alexis +100"
Emeline → Rémy: 200.0
Alexis → Rémy: 300.0

You can also read from a JSON file:

$ debts --settle data.json --parser=json

And optionally render a HTML table with the results:

$ debts --settle data.json --parser=json --renderer=html > index.html

Which should look like this:

As a library

If you want to use it as a library, here is how it works:

>>> from debts import settle
>>> settle([('Emeline', -200), ('Alexis', -400), ('Rémy', +500), ('Alexis', +100)])
[('Emeline', 200.0, 'Rémy'), ('Alexis', 300.0, 'Rémy')]

That’s all folks!

Testing

Everything is tested and should work. If it doesn’t, please take the time to open an issue here! Thanks :-)

To run the tests yourself:

$ pip install -e .
$ pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
$ py.test tests