byrokrat/accounting

Analysis and generation of bookkeeping data according to Swedish standards

1.0.1 2019-01-23 14:25 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.1
• byrokrat/amount: ^2

GPL-3.0-or-later

• Hannes Forsgård

• Accounting
• bookkeeping
• SIE
• SIE4

README

Accounting

Analysis and generation of bookkeeping data according to Swedish standards.

Installation

composer require byrokrat/accounting

Why?

Although it would be possible to build a general bookkeeping application on top of Accounting this was never the primary concern. The motivation for creating Accounting was to provide solutions for two scenarios:

1. The need to generate bookkeeping data using templates (and possibly import to general bookkeeping).
2. The need to analyze accounting data (possibly exported from general bookkeeping).

To enable import and export of bookkeeping data Accounting supports parsing and generating files in the SIE4 file format.

Usage

1. Generating accounting data using templates
2. Handling monetary amounts
3. Writing SIE4 files
4. Parsing SIE4 files
5. Querying accounting data
6. Writing macros

Handling monetary amounts

Accounting uses Moneyphp to hande monetary amounts. More information on the money api can be found on their website. In these examples we need to format amounts, wich we do using the simple DecimalMoneyFormatter.

use Money\Formatter\DecimalMoneyFormatter;
use Money\Currencies\ISOCurrencies;

$moneyFormatter = new DecimalMoneyFormatter(new ISOCurrencies());

Generating accounting data using templates

First we create an accounting template. Values enclosed in curly braces {} are placeholders for values supplied at render time.

use byrokrat\accounting\Template\TransactionTemplate;
use byrokrat\accounting\Template\VerificationTemplate;

$template = new VerificationTemplate(
    description: '{description}',
    transactionDate: '{date}',
    transactions: [
        new TransactionTemplate(
            account: '1920',
            amount: '{bank_amount}'
        ),
        new TransactionTemplate(
            account: '{income_account}',
            amount: '{income_amount}'
        )
    ]
);

Create an account plan, a set of accounts.

use byrokrat\accounting\Container;
use byrokrat\accounting\Dimension\Account;

$accounts = new Container(
    new Account(id: '1920', description: 'Bank'),
    new Account(id: '3000', description: 'Incomes'),
    new Account(id: '3010', description: 'Sales'),
);

And to render verifications we supply a list of translation values and the account plan.

use byrokrat\accounting\Template\TemplateRendererFactory;
use byrokrat\accounting\Template\Translator;

$renderer = (new TemplateRendererFactory)->createRenderer($accounts);

$verifications = new Container(
    $renderer->render(
        $template,
        new Translator([
            'description' => 'Some donation...',
            'date' => '2021-01-12',
            'bank_amount' => '999',
            'income_amount' => '-999',
            'income_account' => '3000'
        ])
    ),
    $renderer->render(
        $template,
        new Translator([
            'description' => 'Daily cash register',
            'date' => '2021-01-12',
            'bank_amount' => '333',
            'income_amount' => '-333',
            'income_account' => '3010'
        ])
    )
);

Writing SIE4 files

use byrokrat\accounting\Sie4\Writer\Sie4iWriter;

$sie = (new Sie4iWriter)->generateSie($verifications);

Parsing SIE4 files

use byrokrat\accounting\Sie4\Parser\Sie4Parser;

$parser = new Sie4Parser();

$container = $parser->parse($sie);

echo $container->select()->verifications()->first()->getDescription();

Querying accounting data

Listing accounts

$orderedAccounts = $verifications->select()->accounts()->orderById()->asArray();

Calculate book magnitude

echo $moneyFormatter->format(
    $verifications->select()->verifications()->asSummary()->getMagnitude()
);

Sorting transactions into a ledger (huvudbok)

An example of how Accounting may be used to sort transactions inte a ledger (or huvudbok as it is known in swedish).

$verifications->select()->accounts()->orderById()->each(function ($account) use ($moneyFormatter) {
    printf(
        "%s %s\nIncoming balance %s\n",
        $account->getId(),
        $account->getDescription(),
        $moneyFormatter->format($account->getSummary()->getIncomingBalance())
    );

    foreach ($account->getTransactions() as $trans) {
        printf(
            "%s\t%s\t%s\n",
            $trans->getVerificationId(),
            $account->getDescription(),
            $moneyFormatter->format($trans->getAmount()),
        );
    }

    printf(
        "Outgoing balance %s\n\n",
        $moneyFormatter->format($account->getSummary()->getOutgoingBalance())
    );
});

Writing macros

Macros expose the posibility to extend the query api on the fly, without having to subclass the Query class itself. It is suitable for adding project specific order and filter methods. If we for example whant to filter on description we can define a macro for this:

use byrokrat\accounting\Query;

Query::macro('filterOnDescription', function (string $desc) {
    return $this->filter(
        fn($item) => str_contains($item->getDescription(), $desc)
    );
});

And then use it to query accounting data:

echo $verifications->select()->filterOnDescription('donation')->first()->getDescription();

Hacking

With composer installed as composer and phive installed as phive

make

Or use something like

make COMPOSER_CMD=./composer.phar PHIVE_CMD=./phive.phar