Since 5.10 I tried to start with react web app.
But if I go into reports section I can chose i.e. “profit and loss” as report together with the time frame. But other than in flutter there is no report shown. Only option is to click “Export”. But then I get a badly configured CSV but not more.
Hi,
You can click ‘More actions’ and then ‘Preview’ to see the data on the screen.
I think it depends on which report is selected.
Maybe… But there must be a way to get the profit/loss report shown. I’m a little afraid that such things become unavailable if the flutter web as is discontinued.
For payments and expenses it works as you described. But it needs very much time compared to flutter.
And the summarize area is missing.
Have you tried using the Flutter desktop app, it’s nearly identical to the Flutter web app just faster.
Yes, I did and it works well as the flutter web app did before. Nevertheless my expectation would be that the react web app has at least the same features as the flutter web app. But it seems that it is a way to go.
The Flutter web app is still available, you can run this SQL query to activate it.
UPDATE accounts SET set_react_as_default_ap = 0;
If there are any changes you’d like to see in the React app feel free to create an issue here:
I already tried it after updating to 5.10 but it doesn’t work anymore.
@david did anything change?
The profit/loss in the flutter and react apps are not the same.
The react app takes a typically accounting view of a profit and loss and provides aggregate numbers
On the otherhand the flutter application looks to assess profit and loss at a line level.
Also to note, only the flutter desktop apps are here to stay, so you may want to consider moving to the desktop apps if you prefer these reports.
I use the desktop app. But I guess if you are going to force the React web app, that there will be the moment sometimes when the desktop app will move to react as well. So I’m looking to have the same or better options in react as in flutter.
Yes, but that is not the only accounting view. There are times when a more detailed view is necessary and required, even within traditional accounting. Ideally, it would be best to have both. Depending on the type of business, knowing the specifics of what is causing either profit or loss is important.
Is that report that difficult to implement in React? Or is it more a situation where developers don’t have time? I appreciate it could be either or both.
The react app does have a product sales report which can provide product related sales if you are interested in a different metric.
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