GnuCash::Invoice

GnuCash invoice printer for human beings.

Installation

$ gem install gnucash-invoice

Usage

GnuCash invoice printer currently supports SQLite and MySQL (gnucash-3.x) and the usage is dead simple.

$ gnucash-invoice --help

List all invoices that can be printed:

$ gnucash-invoice --db-path /path/to/db.sqlite3

or:

$ gnucash-invoice -a mysql -h db.somewhere.net -d dbname -u user -p sekreet

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Invoice ID   Customer      Reference     Opened at    Posted at    Due at
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
0001         Customer A    Order #01     2016-12-31   2016-12-31   2017-01-30
0002         Customer B    Service #02   2017-03-30   2017-03-30   2017-04-29
...

Print out invoice by it's number (ID) -- output is HTML:

$ gnucash-invoice --db-path /path/to/db.sqlite3 00004 > invoice-00004.html

Here's how generated invoice will look like:

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Tested on Funtoo Linux as of 2018-07-26 with GnuCash-3.1 and Ruby-2.4.3 (RubyGems-2.6.14)

TODO

• TESTS!!!
• Fix models backend to allow specify db host:port [OK]
• ??? Add backend for old-school XML format
• Use currency from an account book instead of hardcoded
• ??? Export into FreshBooks
• Built-in several templates
• Allow specify foot notice (using markdown)

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request