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Add better currency support in checking/saving accounts #2
It works (even with "USD" for example) but the Web UI currently uses:
"currency" : {"id": 1}
where id is the id of the currency as returned by the currency API.
We need to provide a way to search a currency by code, get the ID and use it. The command line should get an argument with a code (and we do the lookup) or an id (and we check if it's a numeric value ?).
Might off-subject but do you if finary handle internaly exchange rate?
I mean if we have multiple currencies how does it report while sum up the portfolio value to unique currency?
Last time I checked, in 2022, it was messy. They did have an internal exchange rate at the time of insertion but you couldn't add one yourself. Meaning if I have euros, and I buy today Google shares in USD, and enter them in FInary in two months, there was no way to do it well.
Ok because it looks (not sure it was already the case in 2022) there is one currency for the transaction itself and one for the display. I was hoping their where showing the converted amount on the fly instead of calculating it at the time of insertion.
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nmathey commentedon Oct 25, 2023
[...]/currencies?type=fiatwe get the following, so we can make something similar to the place id look up from real estates i guess
nmathey commentedon Oct 25, 2023
Might off-subject but do you if finary handle internaly exchange rate?
I mean if we have multiple currencies how does it report while sum up the portfolio value to unique currency?
lasconic commentedon Oct 26, 2023
Last time I checked, in 2022, it was messy. They did have an internal exchange rate at the time of insertion but you couldn't add one yourself. Meaning if I have euros, and I buy today Google shares in USD, and enter them in FInary in two months, there was no way to do it well.
nmathey commentedon Oct 26, 2023
Ok because it looks (not sure it was already the case in 2022) there is one currency for the transaction itself and one for the display. I was hoping their where showing the converted amount on the fly instead of calculating it at the time of insertion.
nmathey commentedon Oct 26, 2023
I did raise the question, let's see :): https://community.finary.com/t/gestion-des-taux-de-changes-sur-finary-a-laffichage/9971