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expenseowl

v1.0.0

Published

Expense management API server

Downloads

5

Readme

📊 ExpenseOwl Credit Card Fork

This is a fork of ExpenseOwl in TypeScript tailored to support credit card-style expense tracking with mock data population, Docker deployment, and local development support.


🧑‍💻 Local Development

Run the app locally with hot-reloading:

npm run dev

This uses tsx in watch mode to serve the project. Expenses are hardcoded for UI testing and stored in data/expenses.json.


🐳 Docker

Build & Run with Mock Data

npm run docker

Steps performed:

  • Stops and removes any running container.
  • Builds the Docker image (expenseowl-custom).
  • Runs the container on port 8080.
  • Executes mock-data-populate.sh to seed expenses.json in the Docker environment.

Publish to Docker Hub

npm run publish

Steps performed:

  • Rebuilds the Docker image.
  • Tags the image as yzpaul/expenseowl-creditcard:latest.
  • Pushes to Docker Hub.

📂 Scripts

scripts/restart.sh

Used for local testing USING DOCKER and demo data population.

scripts/docker-deploy.sh

Used for building and publishing the Docker image.


✅ Project Status

This is a TypeScript fork of ExpenseOwl with a focus on credit-card statement imports (transaction are assumed to be negative as opposed to bank account imports in the original where a transaction is positive)