Releases: robml/django_dbaccounting
Version 1 of Django DB Accounting
The first release comes coupled with 100 tests, and is centered to be plugged into Django apps. So far version 1 establishes account and transaction creations and logic constraints to stop those without the proper permissions granted by admin from updating the database (which is done through a front end API).
There, however still is much more room for improvement, namely transaction hashing, and refining the transaction edit history, which currently behaves like a singly-linked list. This will be amended along with default templates and aggregate functionalities that include balance sheet, income statement, custom tax forms, and other financial statement generation.
Finally, we are currently testing the development of integrating AI functionality (I won't spoil too much of the goodies although it is functional), that would allow users to optimize and forecast transactions with 99% accuracy. The only thing we are working on is allowing ease of access to all class of users, as such a layer of abstraction must be connected to real world needs of different industries.
Without further ado, I thank you for using our humble package, and hope it serves you well.