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Expense Tracker

Build a personal expense tracking application with categories, charts, and budget management

โฑ๏ธ Time Breakdown

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Planning
~1 hours
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Coding
~2 hours
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Testing
~1 hours

๐Ÿ“Š Difficulty

MEDIUM

๐ŸŽ“ Learning Outcomes

  • โ€ข Working with REST APIs
  • โ€ข Managing application state
  • โ€ข Creating responsive layouts

Expense Tracker

Create a comprehensive expense tracker that helps users monitor their spending, categorize expenses, and visualize their financial data through charts and graphs.

Project Checklist

  • Create a form to add new expenses with amount, description, category, and date
  • Display a list of all expenses with filtering and sorting options
  • Implement category-based expense grouping
  • Add a summary section showing total expenses and remaining budget
  • Use localStorage to persist expense data
  • Create basic charts to visualize spending patterns

Bonus Project Checklist Items

  • Add budget limits per category with alerts when exceeded
  • Implement date range filtering (daily, weekly, monthly views)
  • Add export functionality (CSV, JSON)
  • Create HARD charts using Chart.js or D3.js
  • Add recurring expense tracking
  • Implement expense search and HARD filtering

Inspiration (Any companies/libraries similar)

  • Mint
  • YNAB (You Need A Budget)
  • PocketGuard

Hint/Code snippet to start

To get started, you can use the following code snippet to manage expenses:

let expenses = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('expenses')) || [];

function addExpense(amount, description, category, date) {
  const expense = {
    id: Date.now(),
    amount: parseFloat(amount),
    description,
    category,
    date: new Date(date)
  };
  expenses.push(expense);
  localStorage.setItem('expenses', JSON.stringify(expenses));
  updateUI();
}

function getTotalExpenses() {
  return expenses.reduce((sum, expense) => sum + expense.amount, 0);
}
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