Thrifty

Please be gracious with me, this is my first ever app 🙈. Thrifty is a simple web application that helps you manage your income and expenses. It's focused on simplicity and is not aimed to track every single penny you spend. The idea is to get a rough overview of your monthly cash flow and what's left to spend.

Features:

• Add income and expenses
• Edit existing entries
• Delete entries
• Support for SVG icons (default: )
• Two rows for income and expenses (collapse into single one on smaller devices)
• API documentation at /swagger/index.html
• Currency configurable via environment variable

Frameworks used:

• UI: SvelteKit and Flowbite
• API: golang

Screenshots

Running the app

Every release since 1.2.0 should create a docker image on DockerHub. Use docker-compose.yaml to run the app with the latest version.

# run the app
docker compose -f docker-compose.yaml up -d

The app should now be available at http://localhost:9090.

If you want to build the image yourself, you can use the following commands.

# run the app
docker compose -f docker-compose-build.yaml build

# run the app
docker compose -f docker-compose-build.yaml up -d

Tips

Want to use $ as the currency symbol?

Set CURRENCY_ISO=USD for the UI in the docker compose file and restart the UI container.

How about other currencies?

The step above should apply for any other currency ISO-code in this list: ISO 4217

Where is the data stored?

The data is stored in a SQLite database in a docker volume. You can also use a custom path in the docker-compose.yaml to expose the database.

I need a docker image for a different architecture.

Currently amd64 and arm64 builds are created. For other architectures you can build the image yourself like described above.

Want to use the app without a reverse proxy?

The default internal port for both containers is port 8080. If you want to use docker compose and just want to change the external port of the API container, you could add the environment variable LOCAL_API_PORT=8080 to the UI container. Change it to the desired external port of your docker compose file.

If you want to use the containers for example in host network mode, you could also change the port the API is listening on. Set the variable PORT=8081 on the API container to change the internal port to 8081. Depending on your setup you might need to set LOCAL_API_PORT to the same value.

You can also set LOACL_API_HOSTNAME and LOCAL_API_PROTOCOL if needed.

Want to have a single column all the time?

Set the variable USE_SINGLE_COLUMN=true in the UI container to always use a single column layout.

Developing

Frontend

Install node and node modules. Running locally requires you to change the API URL in +page.svelte. Change currentProtocol, currentHostname and currentPort in the onMount method to where your API development is running on.

cd ui

# install dependencies
pnpm i

# run ui
pnpm dev

You could also use regular npm instead of pnpm.

Backend

Install golang and run the following commands.

cd api

# install dependencies
go get .

# install swag (optional)
go install github.com/swaggo/swag/cmd/swag@latest

# generate swagger documentation (optional)
swag init

# run api
go run .

Credits

• NumberFlow
• Swag