plutus-gem

In case I have a bank account and it' entry. how to get transaction of that account and is there

Hi, I have implemented Plutus for a Trust-specific accounting system, I have multiple clients all

Hello Mbulat, I saw that Plutus gem is not in active maintenance anymore. Do you have plan to

Can you post a gist of your code we can look into? On Fri, Jan 11, 2019 at 1:15 AM Don Wildman <

My entries are created through allocations from bank statements and the capturing of things like

The income summary account is temporary and not shown in financial statements. How can we code this?

Hello, Thanks for making this great gem. I have fun using it, and now i have one question. I created

I am using plutus gem in one of my application and there is a wiered issue I am facing, There is a

Thanks, This is the part I could not figure out. Op donderdag 9 juni 2016 20:14:16 UTC+2 schreef

The Entry is just a basic ActiveRecord object like any other model in your app. You'll want to

The idea would be to actually persist those accounts to the database as the account subtype. So

There's now a basic income statement and balance sheet. They're pretty basic views though. If

Hi everyone, I haven't started using the gem yet but it looks a lot more complete than I could do

Yes, that's what we do, though you want to be careful about the callback ordering. If you want

So the way we do it, is that our Product class has: belongs_to :account, :class_name => "

Thank you very much. We just wanted to make sure. We have factored in the potential performance

thanks for the response, yeah, you are right, the associations are breaking the entry method, i am

Thanks for the quick response! i ended up incorporating the engine and switching multitenancy on, my

I'm trying to implement the Plutus Gem with my Rails 4 Application. The documentation seems to be

Thank you!

Thanks. Got it. So from a database perspective, amount.type is either DebitAmount or CreditAmount. I

If you're using a money gem version greater 6.0, then `money.amount` will returns a BigDecimal

I don't think there's much of a difference here versus any other set of tables. The

Yes.. every transaction has a timestamp (created_at field). Getting the balance is not pretty at the

Hi Fred I'm currently in the process of putting a Rails 4 app with Plutus into production. The

I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. However in general it's probably a bad idea to

You'd have to modify Plutus a fair amount in order to accomplish that within one application. One

I'm planning on adding this feature in the near future... I just answered a similar question

I second this too. You don't always add the transaction in your app exactly in the date the

Thank you very much for your explanation, it was really clear! On Thursday, May 9, 2013 12:05:29 PM