Stephen Brown II 123cf1e25a [AI] docs: fix broken blog links and add enforce-doc-links remark plugin (#8180)
* [AI] docs: fix broken blog links and add enforce-doc-links remark plugin

- Fix three docs/ pages that linked to blog posts using URL slugs instead of
  file paths, with an extra ../ level in the relative path
- Add src/remark/enforce-doc-links.js: remark plugin that enforces link hygiene
  in docs/ and blog/ at build time (no absolute internal links, .md extension
  required, slug-style links caught via frontmatter cache)
- Upgrade onBrokenMarkdownLinks from 'warn' to 'throw' so broken .md file-path
  links fail the build rather than being silently ignored

* [autofix.ci] apply automated fixes

* [AI] docs: add vfile to spell-check allowlist

* [AI] docs: fix build failures from cross-plugin and absolute links

- Revert docs→blog links to URL-slug style (Docusaurus cannot resolve .md
  file paths across content plugins — blog is a separate plugin from docs)
- Fix absolute /docs/... links in two blog posts to relative URL form
- Fix generate-upcoming-release-notes.mjs hardcoded /docs/releases absolute
  URLs to relative ./releases.md paths
- Update enforce-doc-links plugin: exempt docs→blog URL-slug links from Rule 3
  (cross-plugin constraint means slug URLs are the required format there);
  improve Rule 1 error hint to distinguish docs vs blog context

* [AI] docs: fix blog→docs links to use absolute URLs

Blog posts are embedded in multiple Docusaurus URL contexts (individual post,
paginated list pages, tag pages), so relative URLs resolve differently per
context. Blog→docs links must use absolute URLs (/docs/...) — relative URLs
like ../docs/... incorrectly resolve to /blog/docs/... on list pages.

Update enforce-doc-links plugin to exempt blog files from Rule 1 (absolute
link check) since absolute URLs are the required format for blog→docs links.

---------

Co-authored-by: autofix-ci[bot] <114827586+autofix-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-06-10 19:58:39 +00:00

Actualbudget

Getting Started

Actual is a local-first personal finance tool. It is 100% free and open-source, written in NodeJS, it has a synchronization element so that all your changes can move between devices without any heavy lifting.

If you are interested in contributing, or want to know how development works, see our contributing document we would love to have you.

Want to say thanks? Click the at the top of the page.

Installation

There are four ways to deploy Actual:

  1. One-click deployment via PikaPods (~1.40 $/month) - recommended for non-technical users
  2. Managed hosting via Fly.io (~1.50 $/month)
  3. Self-hosted by using a Docker image
  4. Local-only apps - downloadable Windows, Mac and Linux apps you can run on your device

Learn more in the installation instructions docs.

Ready to Start Budgeting?

Read about Envelope budgeting to know more about the idea behind Actual Budget.

Are you new to budgeting or want to start fresh?

Check out the community's Starting Fresh guide so you can quickly get up and running!

Are you migrating from other budgeting apps?

Check out the community's Migration guide to start jumping on the Actual Budget train!

Documentation

We have a wide range of documentation on how to use Actual, this is all available in our Community Documentation, this includes topics on Budgeting, Account Management, Tips & Tricks and some documentation for developers.

Contributing

Actual is a community driven product. Learn more about contributing to Actual.

Code structure

The Actual app is split up into a few packages:

  • loot-core - The core application that runs on any platform
  • desktop-client - The desktop UI
  • desktop-electron - The desktop app

More information on the project structure is available in our community documentation.

Feature Requests

Current feature requests can be seen here. Vote for your favorite requests by reacting 👍 to the top comment of the request.

To add new feature requests, open a new Issue of the "Feature Request" type.

Translation

Make Actual Budget accessible to more people by helping with the Internationalization of Actual. We are using a crowd sourcing tool to manage the translations, see our Weblate Project. Weblate proudly supports open-source software projects through their Libre plan.

Translation status

Repo Activity

Alt

Sponsors

Thanks to our wonderful sponsors who make Actual Budget possible!

Deploys by Netlify

Description
No description provided
Readme 1.1 GiB
Latest
2026-06-01 11:56:50 -05:00
Languages
TypeScript 93.7%
JavaScript 5%
CSS 0.6%
Shell 0.4%