* pulled old values of data via restic backups
* inserted them into a new finance_history table
* added a finplan user, use of sudo & better ENV (container/production) & wrapper.sh into Dockerfile (like I do for other projects)
* recalculate the bills / Living Expenses now we have real bills for a year
* remove tax back for now (need to handle quit date vs. end of financial year better)
* hard-coded / hacked in 2026 for pay cycle dates / should be dynamic, but not sure I'll work in 2027+
* refactor front-end to handle 2026 as the current year / its more or less dynamic (via hard-coded FIRST_YEAR) variable - could not use datetime, as it was in late Dec. when I noticed the issue ('next pay' was in 2026, current year was 2025)
* also added history to graphs, changed formatting to make the history /
* savings projections to be orannge with circles, but historical is a solid line, future is a dash, also made all lines have lineWidth: 1 for aesthetics
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683 B
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22 lines
683 B
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#!/bin/bash
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if [ "$ENV" == "production" ]; then
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export WORKERS=2
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export THREADS=2
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export RELOAD=""
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else
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cd /pybook_mapped_volume
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export WORKERS=1
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export THREADS=1
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export RELOAD="--reload"
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fi
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# start cron as root to do historical snapshots
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/usr/sbin/cron -f &
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# start finplan with right amount of threads/workers, etc.
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sudo -u finplan gunicorn --bind=0.0.0.0:80 --timeout 300 --workers=$WORKERS --threads=$THREADS main:app --env ENV="$ENV" --error-logfile gunicorn.error.log --access-logfile gunicorn.log --capture-output $RELOAD --enable-stdio-inheritance
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# just in case it fails this keeps the container up so you can check gunicorn logs
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sleep 99999
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