forked from EvergreenCrypto/dfi-docs
- Moves all documentation to this repository - Updates markdown to reflect latest impl - Updates assets to reflect latest impl * Assets are also now more self-documenting * Adds utility script to create gif examples
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What does it do?
docker-finance (dfi) is a translucent container system that gives you the power of a privacy-focused, highly uniform system of financial management.
Cryptocurrencies & blockchain metadata are unified with legacy finance to create a world of best-practice accounting in a highly flexible, time-tested environment.
Tax preparation; report generation; metadata management & analysis, and an entire suite of financial tools are easily at your disposal - entirely managed through dfi.
Highlights
- Highly granular plaintext accounting
- Metadata analysis with a high-powered physics framework
- Interactive C++ interpreter for complex use-cases
- Privacy-aware instances generate (and store) your analyses locally
- Procure & aggregate remote data into meaningful journals
- Use remote APIs for accounts and market prices via clearnet or Tor
- Manual transactions management (for accounts w/out remote API)
- Create detailed financial reports for all accounts & prepare for taxes
- Cryptocurrency: income from interest & staking; spending & network fees
- Market trading activity across all supported platforms (TradFi, CeFi & DeFi)
- Versatile & flexible accounting; private & secure bookkeeping
- Create multi-profile environments and custom rules for individual needs
- All processing is under your control within your instance (not a 3rd party)
- Developer-friendly eco-system
- A dev-tools platform is available for developers
- A plugins framework allows for
dfiextensibility
Screenshots
Client (Host)
The docker in docker-finance; as seen from client (host's) perspective; with mostly client-side functionality.
image: finance
image: dev-tools
Container
The finance in docker-finance; as seen from within a running finance container; with various types of output.























































