This makes it so that we can add new accounts and show the accounts that we already have. We don't do anything with them yet, but that's okay it was interesting figuring out how to get them set up at all. I'm currently storing the passwords as unencrypted, which I intend to change, but it's going to take some time to research exactly how to encrypt them so that the data is not retrievable by a bad actor with access to the database. |
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README.md
Vanth
Vanth is a way to track your expenses. It's primary goals are the following:
1 - You can host it yourself so you don't have to trust any third party with your financial data 2 - It minimizes the amount of effort and human input required to maximally track your expenses 3 - It seeks to maximize information available about your expenses
Vanth is released under the Affero GPL (http://www.affero.org/oagpl.html)