Tallywallet helps Engineers understand Money and Banking.
You can use it to create economic simulations, or to enable your applications with currency exchange and accounting features.
This package
Tallywallet is a very young project. This package implements the following:
Code
Functions to work with Promissory Notes
A Ledger class for double-entry accounting
An Exchange class to enable currency trading
Pre-hoc calculation of exchange rate gains on currency trading accounts
Evaluation of the Fundamental Accounting Equation to verify balanced accounts
A text format for saving Ledgers to file
Documentation
A how-to on loans, discounting, and amortization
A tutorial on how to achieve foreign currency exchange in Python code
An example of a macroeconomic monetary circuit simulation
Requirements
Tallywallet requires Python 3. It uses setuptools for installation, but normally it has no external runtime dependencies.
Tallywallet comes with unit tests. To run them all requires the RSON package.
Quick start
Clone the git repository:
git clone git@github.com:tundish/tallywallet-common.git cd tallywallet-common
Install the package and its dependencies:
python3 -m pip install .[docbuild,test]
Run the tests:
python3 -m unittest discover tallywallet
Consult the documentation:
sphinx_build tallywallet/common/doc tallywallet/common/doc/html firefox tallywallet/common/doc/html/index.html
Roadmap
Tallywallet’s mission is to provide a validated Pythonic framework for money trading and economic applications.
It is developed by a private individual but released to the public under the GNU Affero General Public License.
The API may change significantly as the project proceeds. At this early stage, you should only use the latest release, which may not be compatible with previous versions.
Can you help?
If you’ve spotted a bug in Tallywallet, please let us know so we can fix it.
If you think Tallywallet lacks a feature, you can help drive development by describing your Use Case.
In either event, please leave a message on the project’s message board.
- Author:
D Haynes
- Copyright:
2014 Thuswise Ltd
2 maintainers
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