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A Django accounting application.

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Description

mia-accounting is a Django accounting application. It was rewritten from my own private accounting application in Perl/mod_perl in 2007. The revision aims to be mobile-friendly with Bootstrap, with a modern back-end framework and front-end technology like jQuery. The first revision was in Perl/Mojolicious in 2019. This is the second revision in Python/Django in 2020.

The Mia! Django accounting application comes with two parts:

  • The accounting application contains the main accounting application.

  • The mia_core application contains core shared libraries that are used by the accounting application and my other applications.

You may try it in live demonstration at:

Installation

Install

The Mia! Django accounting application requires Python 3.7 and Django 3.1.

Install mia-accounting with pip.

pip install mia-accounting

settings.py

Add these two applications in the INSTALL_APPS section of your settings.py.

INSTALLED_APPS = [
  'mia_core.apps.MiaCoreConfig',
  'accounting.apps.AccountingConfig',
  ...
]

Make sure the locale middleware is in the MIDDLEWARE section of your settings.py, and add it if it is not added yet.

MIDDLEWARE = [
  ...
  'django.middleware.locale.LocaleMiddleware',
  ...
]

urls.py

Add the accounting application in the urlpatterns in your urls.py.

urlpatterns = [
  ...
  path('accounting/', decorator_include(login_required, 'accounting.urls')),
  ...
]

Make sure i18n and jsi18n are also in the urlpatterns of your urls.py, and add them if they are not added yet.

urlpatterns = [
  ...
  path('i18n/', include("django.conf.urls.i18n")),
  path('jsi18n/', JavaScriptCatalog.as_view(), name='javascript-catalog'),
  ...
]

base.html

Add the following to the very beginning of your base template base.html, before your first real HTML tag.

{% load mia_core %}
{% init_libs %}
{% block settings %}{% endblock %}

Add the CSS and JavaScripts in the <head>...</head> section of your base template base.html.

{% for css in libs.css %}
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{% if css|is_static_url %}{% static css %}{% else %}{{ css }}{% endif %}" />
{% endfor %}
{% for js in libs.js %}
  <script src="{% if js|is_static_url %}{% static js %}{% else %}{{ js }}{% endif %}"></script>
{% endfor %}

Database Initialization

Run the management commands to initialize the database.

./manage.py migrate accounting
./manage.py accounting_accounts

Optionally you can populate the database with some sample data.

./manage.py accounting_sample

Restart Your Web Server

And you are done.

Management Commands

The following management commands are added by the Mia! accounting application to manage.py:

accounting_accounts

% ./manage.py accounting_accounts [--user USER]

Fills the database with the accounting accounts.

  • --user USER

    An optional user to specify which user these initial accounts belongs to. When omitted, the first user found in the system will be used.

accounting_sample

% ./manage.py accounting_sample [--user USER]

Fills the database with sample accounting data.

  • --user USER

    An optional user to specify which user these initial accounts belongs to. When omitted, the first user found in the system will be used.

make_trans

% ./manage.py make_trans --domain DOMAIN APP_DIR1 [APP_DIR2 ...]

Updates the revision date, converts the Traditional Chinese translation into Simplified Chinese, and then calls the compilemessages command.

  • --domain DOMAIN

    The message domain, either django or djangojs.

  • APP_DIR1 [APP_DIR2 …]

    One or more application directories that contains their locale subdirectories.

Advanced Settings

The following advanced settings are available in settings.py.

# Settings for the accounting application
ACCOUNTING = {
    # The default cash account, for ex., "0" (current assets and liabilities),
    # "1111" (cash on hand), "1113" (cash in banks) or any
    "DEFAULT_CASH_ACCOUNT": "1111",
    # The shortcut cash accounts
    "CASH_SHORTCUT_ACCOUNTS": ["0", "1111"],
    # The default ledger account
    "DEFAULT_LEDGER_ACCOUNT": "1111",
    # The payable accounts to track
    "PAYABLE_ACCOUNTS": ["2141"],
    # The asset accounts to track
    "EQUIPMENT_ACCOUNTS": ["1441"],
}

# The local static CSS and JavaScript libraries
# The default is to use the libraries from CDN.  You may set them to use the
# local static copies of these libraries
STATIC_LIBS = {
    "jquery": {"css": [], "js": ["jquery/jquery-3.5.1.min.js"]},
    "bootstrap4": {"css": ["bootstrap4/css/bootstrap.min.css"],
                   "js": ["bootstrap4/js/bootstrap.bundle.min.js"]},
    "font-awesome-5": {"css": ["font-awesome-5/css/all.min.css"],
                       "js": []},
    "bootstrap4-datatables": {
        "css": ["datatables/css/jquery.dataTables.min.css",
                "datatables/css/dataTables.bootstrap4.min.css"],
        "js": ["datatables/js/jquery.dataTables.min.js",
               "datatables/js/dataTables.bootstrap4.min.js"]},
    "jquery-ui": {"css": ["jquery-ui/jquery-ui.min.css"],
                  "js": ["jquery-ui/jquery-ui.min.js"]},
    "bootstrap4-tempusdominus": {
        "css": [("tempusdominus-bootstrap-4/css/"
                 "tempusdominus-bootstrap-4.min.css")],
        "js": ["moment/moment-with-locales.min.js",
               ("tempusdominus-bootstrap-4/js/"
                "tempusdominus-bootstrap-4.min.js")]},
    "decimal.js": {"css": [], "js": ["decimal/decimal.min.js"]},
}

# The default static stylesheets to include.  Default is none.
DEFAULT_CSS = ["css/app.css"]
# The default static JavaScript to include.  Default is none.
DEFAULT_JS = ["js/app.js"]

# The regular accounts in the summary helper.  They should be lists of tuples
# of (generic title, summary format, account code).
#
# The following variables are available.  Variables are surrounded in brackets.
#
#  month_no: The numeric month of the current date
#  month_name: The month name of the current date
#  last_month_no: The numeric previous month of the current date
#  last_month_name: The previous month name of the current date
#  last_bimonthly_from_no: The first month number of the last bimonthly period
#  last_bimonthly_from_name: The first month name of the last bimonthly period
#  last_bimonthly_to_no: The second month number of the last bimonthly period
#  last_bimonthly_to_name: The second month name of the last bimonthly period
#
REGULAR_ACCOUNTS = {
    "debit": [
        ("Rent", "Rent for (month_name)", "6252"),
        ("Gas bill",
         "Gas bill for (last_bimonthly_from_name)-(last_bimonthly_to_name)",
         "6261"),
    ],
    "credit": [
        ("Payroll", "Payroll for (last_month_name)", "46116"),
    ],
}

Bugs and Supports

The Mia! Django accounting application is hosted on GitHub.

https://github.com/imacat/mia-accounting

Address all bugs and support requests to imacat@mail.imacat.idv.tw.

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