peter-tanner/money-manager

I'm sick of using Excel! Money manager I made for personal use using Django admin

Hi there 👋

• 📗 UWA undergraduate 2024 (Electronic engineering, computer science), NTU summer exchange 2023
• 📘 Currently Learning about: fault-tolerant hardware
• 🔧 Working as an undergraduate systems engineer at Orexplore Technologies. Research engineer at UWA System Health Lab
• 🚀 Volunteering as avionics member at UWA Aerospace, avionics project manager
• ⛏ Currently working on: Neptunium flight computer firmware and testing, Honors satellite testing project

Tools and frameworks I use! 🧰🔧🔨⚡🔌

• ⚡ EDA: Altium Designer 23, LTspice, Ansys HFSS
• 🔎 Test and measurement equipment: Hitachi VC-6025 oscilloscope, HP 8560A spectrum analyzer, DSLogic logic analyzer.
• 📦 3D CAD: SolidWorks 2023, FreeCAD
• ⬜ 3D Modelling: Blender
• 📝 Editor: Vscode, Visual Studio 2021
• 🧱 Web frameworks: React, Next.JS, Django, Flask, Bootstrap
• 💻 Desktop specs: CPU - Intel 8700; GPU - GTX 1060; RAM - 16 G; SSD - 512 G; HDD0 - 2 T; HDD1 - 2 T
• 💿 Operating system: Windows 10 with WSL, Arch Linux (VM)

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money-manager's Issues

Reimbursements system

• A user can select a company which the product is owed reimbursement from
• When reimbursed, the cost of the product is not accounted for and the item is removed from the inventory. The reimbursement date is also set

Inventory system

• A user can mark an item as immediately consumable (default - stuff like food), consumable (items like bolts, etc) or capital (nonconsumable items such as soldering iron stations)
• If an item is capital or consumable, a user can autofill an inventory item linking back to the purchase. or they can select an item if it already exists, in which case it increments the count.

Need to see how this system would work better...