Various Tools for interacting with Beancount commands and files in the Perl language
![]() Part of the SELECT statement that was entered gets repeated in the output. It's some sort of timing issue with IPC::Run or the IO::Pty because it's often not the entire input but only part of it. It does however appear that there is usually a blank line right before output, and in text mode, we can also search for the line of -'s as a backup to assure we get the proper output and don't send the garbled input back as the output across the named pipe. This is a bit of a hacky solution and likely error-prone. |
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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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