Various Tools for interacting with Beancount commands and files in the Perl language
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I think it was in error to go for a lock on the data and clear it — even if it's data the client had set — when we timeout waiting for the named pipe to appear. If the named pipe never appeared, then something is likely really wrong with the server anyway, and as such, we might as well expect the server to do the cleanup. |
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| AGPL-3.0.txt | ||
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Beancount Tools Written in Perl
These are various tools written in Perl to interact with Beancount project.
bean-query-goofy-daemon.plx
This daemon uses Perl's IPC::Shareable library to take queries as a daemon for Beancount's bean-query. Note that this daemon is not particularly secure, as it has the same security flaws inherent in IPC::Shareable and use of named pipes (as it uses mkfifo from Perl's POSIX library underneath.
bean-query-daemon-lib.pl
This file defines three functions to use in client scripts that want to talk to bean-query-goofy-daemon.plx.
It's not an actual Perl library; just use require in Perl to load it.
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