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FlatExpenseManager

What is it?

This tool lets you help manage shared payments with your flatmates/roommates.

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Setup

You neeed to modify some values in app.py

notification_api_keys = {  # Populate with key = Flatmate name value = Flatmate alertzy api key
    "Eli": "myapikey1111",
    "Example_user_1": 'myapikey22222',
    "Example_user_2": "myapikey33333"
}

Alertzy is an app for iOS and Android, this is what lets you get notifications when a transaction is added/paid Each of your flatmates needs to sign up here and provide their API key https://alertzy.app/

db_username = ''  # mongodb atlas database username
db_password = ''  # password
connection_string = ''
client = MongoClient(connection_string)
db = client['FlatExpenses']  # Either change these or make your database & collection called this
collection = db['transactions']

Add a new mongodb atlas and use the connection string here. Either create a database called 'FlatExpenses' and a collection inside called 'transactions' or modify these values to your current database.

That's it! Now either host locally or online (:

Room for improvement

  • Allow expenses to be sent to an individual user

Asynchronous backend - currently sending an alert blocks other actions. Why I don't fix this? If I had made this project from scratch I would have, however one of my flatmates started this as a 'chore notifier' and I added the transactions feature. I didn't want to steal any of their code so I only included my parts. Flask & Requests could be replaced with Quart & AioHTTP very easily to avoid blocking. However considering this project is intended for flats, so small userbases I don't think it will be an issue.

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