A command line tool for managing financial investment portfolios written in Rust. > *This project is the modern successor of [finance](https://github.com/MarkusZoppelt/finance).* ## Installation Install/run via [pkgx](https://pkgx.sh): pkgx portfolio_rs You can install portfolio\_rs directly from cargo (via crates.io): cargo install portfolio_rs ## Usage ### 1. Create your portfolio file Create a JSON file with your portfolio positions. Look at the [example data](example_data.json) for the format and data scheme. ### 2. Use the subcommands to gain insight on your portfolio: Show the current balances of your portfolio: portfolio_rs balances Show the current allocation of your portfolio: portfolio_rs allocation Show the performance of your portfolio: portfolio_rs performance If you need help, try `portfolio_rs help [SUBCOMMAND]` for usage information. ## Demo  ## Configuration Upon first run, `portfolio_rs` will create a default `config.yml` file. The location of the config file depends on the operating system. Use `portfolio_rs config` to print the config directory. Probably the most useful entry in the config is `portfolio_file` where you can set the **absolute** path to a data file that will be used when no data file is passed as an argument. ## Bonus: GPG Encryption This tool supports (gpg) encrypted json files. Decrypted values are never written to disk. # you will need a valid gpg key in ~/.gnupg/ portfolio_rs [COMMAND] data.json.gpg Pro Tip: Use a plugin like [vim-gnupg](https://github.com/jamessan/vim-gnupg) for editing your data file.