Budget Calculator

Example output

*************Food*************
Initial deposit        1000.00
Groceries               -10.15
Restaurant              -15.89
Transfer to Clothing    -50.00
Coffee outside          -85.00
Total: 838.96

***********Clothing***********
Transfer from Food       50.00
Initial deposit         500.00
Shoes                   -25.00
Total: 525.0

************Health************
Initial deposit         200.00
Urban Sport             -60.00
Medicine                -10.00
Supplements             -40.00
Total: 90.0

*************Fun**************
Initial deposit        1000.00
Berghain                -50.00
Opera                  -120.00
Total: 830.0

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User input

The idea is that the user can run the expense tracker from the command line by reading their CSV file containing the budget data. Here's an example of what the CSV file structure could look like:

Category,Amount,Type,Description
Food,1000,DEP,initial deposit
Food,10.15,WDRW,groceries
Food,15.89,WDRW,restaurant and more foo
Food,50,TR,Transfer to Clothing

Formatting

Category	Type	Amount	Description
Food	DEP	1000	Initial deposit
Food	WDRW	10.15	Groceries
Food	WDRW	15.89	Restaurant
Food	TR	50	Clothing
Clothing	DEP	500	Initial deposit
Clothing	WDRW	25	Shoes
Health	DEP	200	Initial deposit
Fun	DEP	1000	Initial deposit
Fun	WDRW	50	Berghain
Fun	WDRW	120	Opera
Food	WDRW	85	Coffee and cakes
Health	WDRW	60	Urban Sport
Health	WDRW	10	Medicine
Health	WDRW	40	Supplements

Note:

1. Your header must look like this:

Category	Type	Amount	Description

2. You must only use folloving types:

• DEP = deposit
• WDRW = withdraw
• TR = transfer(to other category)

3. If you use TR, the description should be the name of the category to which you transfer the amount:

Food	TR	50	Clothing

To run

python3 main.py /path/to/my/csv/file.csv