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Budget Planner

Aka bplan, aka biplane

Cross-platform application aiming to connect to openbudget.gov.ua using public API to get budget data shipped in .csv files to process them with STL and graphically view with Dear ImGui.

git (submodules) CMake (CMakePresets) vcpkg C++ C++23 STL (type traits concepts ranges locale chrono span) Boost (beast locale) Dear ImGui Rapidcsv SQLite SQLite ORM SQL Server 2019 nanodbc odbc-cpp-wrapper multicompliler (MSVC GCC Clang MSYS2: mingw64/gcc clang64/clang) cross-platform(Linux Windows MinGW MSYS2) EditorConfig

Clone

git clone --recurse --shallow-submodules "https://github.com/Challanger524/bplan"

Prerequisites

• ODBC library + SQL Server 2019

• Boost source path must be passed to CMake to build with MSYS2: GCC and Clang:

  examples

  • VS Code: .code-workspace: "cmake.configureArgs":["-D_BOOST_SOURCE_DIR_=${workspaceFolder}/../boost"], or
  • -D_BOOST_SOURCE_DIR_=../boost, or via cahche file
  • -C cache.cmake, file cache.cmake containing:
    • set(_BOOST_SOURCE_DIR_ "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/../boost" CACHE STRING "path to boost source folder" FORCE)

• SQLite must be properly installed to be visible to find_package():

  Windows

  lib/ and /include with SQLite binaries must be visible in PATH:

  • Reply #3 (marked as solution) + Reply #5 from: https://discourse.cmake.org/t/correct-usage-of-findsqlite3-module-in-windows/174

Build

Pick one of the compiler build preset:

• 0. MSVC - debug
• 1. GCC - debug
• 2. Clang - debug
• 2. Clang - sanitize=address

CMake should do the rest.

Notes

.code-workspace checked in intentionally and going to be merged with .vscode/settings.json later . .

Screenshots