Expense.txt allows you to track and analyze your expenses using plain text files.
Expense.txt allows you to track and analyze your expenses using plain text files. With this tool you can see what your spending money on, search based on categories, projects amounts, dates or some combination of the aforementioned list. The format of the expense file is completely freeform and consistent with GTD style for todos.
Expense.txt allows you to track and analyze your expenses using plain text files. With this tool you can see what your spending money on, search based on categories, projects amounts, dates or some combination of the aforementioned list. The format of the expense file is completely freeform and consistent with GTD style for todos.
To install expense.txt, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install expense.txt
To see what files were installed by expense.txt, run:
port contents expense.txt
To later upgrade expense.txt, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade expense.txt
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