I wrote a small, single-script clone in Python: https://github.com/danpat/uledger https://github.com/danpat/uledger I wanted to be able to group all my assert

I wrote a small, single-script clone in Python: https://github.com/danpat/uledger https://github.com/danpat/uledger I wanted to be able to group all my assertions together. This means the assertion needs to be able to retroactively calculate the balance on a given date. ledger-cli's assert doesn't support this. hledger does, but, well, I'm not a Haskell guy and the whole Haskell ecosystem seemed...cumbersome...to install. uledger supports a useful-to-me subset of ledger-cli, primarily nested accounts, multiple currencies and out-of-order assertions and transaction entry. It has a bunch of tests and a very simple web balance interface. My favourite feature is the accounting-equation balance feature: 2015-01-01 Opening Balance Equity:Owners Contributions $-100 Assets:Bank $100 2015-01-01 Buying widgets Liabilities:Credit Card $-50 Expenses:Parts 2015-01-03 Some Income Income:Consulting $-200 Assets:Bank $200 assert balance 2015-01-02 Expenses $50 assert equation 2015-01-04 Assets - Liabilities = Equity + Income - Expenses Feedback/patches welcome.