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NAME¶
bean-example - generate a randomized Beancount example file
DESCRIPTION¶
usage: bean-example [-h] [--version] [--date-begin DATE_BEGIN]
- [--date-end DATE_END] [--date-birth DATE_BIRTH] [-s SEED]
- [--no-reformat] [-o OUTPUT]
Generate a decently-sized example history, based on some rules. This script is used to generate some meaningful input to Beancount, input that looks as realistic as possible for a moderately complex mock individual. This can also be used as an input generator for a stress test for performance evaluation.
options:¶
- -h, --help
- show this help message and exit
- --version, -V
- show program's version number and exit
- --date-begin DATE_BEGIN, --begin-date DATE_BEGIN
- Beginning date
- --date-end DATE_END, --end-date DATE_END
- End date.
- --date-birth DATE_BIRTH, --birth-date DATE_BIRTH
- Date of birth of our fictional character.
- -s SEED, --seed SEED
- Fix the random seed for debugging.
- --no-reformat
- Don't format the output
- -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
- Output filename (default stdout)
| December 2023 | bean-example 2.3.6 |