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Budgeting application for managing personal and family finances, supporting multiple currencies, joint accounts, and budgets.
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v1.0.0
Breaking risk
⚠ Upgrade required
- Back up your database before upgrading.
- Follow the v0 → v1 migration guide at https://github.com/econumo/econumo/blob/v1.0.0/docs/migration-v0-to-v1.md for full steps, including `.env` rewrite and one‑off `data:remove-salt` if a salt was set.
Breaking changes
- Removed PHP/Symfony backend and Vue.js frontend; replaced with a Go backend and React 19 frontend shipped as a single self-contained binary.
- Docker image moved from `docker.io/econumo/econumo-ce` to `ghcr.io/econumo/econumo`; the old image is no longer updated.
- .env configuration must be rewritten: Symfony variables removed, database selection now uses `DATABASE_URL` DSN, `MAILER_DSN` semantics changed, several variables renamed or dropped (full mapping in migration guide).
Security fixes
- Hardened authentication with Argon2id password hashing for new hashes and added brute‑force rate limiting on public auth endpoints.
Notable features
- Go backend replaces PHP/Symfony, reducing memory usage from ~200 MB to ~10 MB and improving performance.
- Redesigned React 19 frontend with new UI/UX, selectable icon avatars replacing Gravatar, and various interaction refinements.
- Revocable sessions and personal access tokens (PATs) for fine‑grained API authentication; changing a password revokes all other sessions.
Full changelog
Econumo v1.0.0 is a complete rewrite — a new Go backend and a new React frontend, shipped as a single self-contained binary. Upgrading from v0.x involves breaking changes: please read the v0 → v1 migration guide before upgrading, and back up your database first.
⚠️ Breaking changes
- New tech stack — the PHP/Symfony backend and the Vue.js frontend are gone, replaced by a Go backend and a React 19 frontend. Everything is one self-contained binary. See the migration guide for the full upgrade path.
- New Docker image — the image moved from Docker Hub to the GitHub Container Registry:
docker.io/econumo/econumo-ce→ghcr.io/econumo/econumo. The old image is no longer updated. .envmust be rewritten — the Symfony-era variables are gone. Database selection is now a singleDATABASE_URLDSN,MAILER_DSNchanged meaning (a leftover v0.x value fails at boot), and several variables were renamed or removed. The migration guide has the full mapping table.ECONUMO_DATA_SALTis deprecated — v1 runs salt-free. If your v0.x instance had a salt set, you must run the one-offdata:remove-saltmigration once, or those users cannot log in. If it was never set, nothing to do.- Everyone signs in again once — v1 stores auth tokens in the database instead of issuing JWTs, so existing login tokens are invalidated. Passwords are unchanged.
Your data is reused in place — there is no export/import. The schema is carried forward unchanged, and the new binary recognizes the old migrations on boot and applies only the genuinely new ones.
What's new
- Go backend replaces the PHP/Symfony backend (#46). One static binary in a distroless image serves the API and the web app, and runs database migrations automatically on boot. Memory consumption dropped from ~200 MB to ~10 MB, and the app got much faster. SQLite (default) or PostgreSQL, selected at runtime by
DATABASE_URL. - Redesigned React frontend replaces the Vue.js app (#58) — a rebuilt UI/UX on React 19, served from the same image, with selectable icon avatars replacing Gravatar (#71) and a range of interaction refinements.
- Revocable sessions and personal access tokens (#74) — opaque bearer tokens stored (hashed) in the database. Sign-ins create revocable sessions you can manage and revoke individually, and you can mint personal access tokens (PATs) for API access. Changing your password revokes your other sessions.
- Hardened authentication —
argon2idpassword hashing for all new hashes (#70) and brute-force rate limiting on the public auth endpoints (#72). - Simpler deployment — a single-service
docker-compose.yml; password-reset mail viaMAILER_DSN(console output by default, Resend supported). - Dependency updates across the stack.
Migrating from v0.x
Follow the step-by-step migration guide: back up your database, switch the image, point the container at your existing data, rewrite .env, and start the stack.
The ghcr.io/econumo/econumo:latest image tag points to this build; to pin the exact version use ghcr.io/econumo/econumo:v1.0.0.
Full changelog: v0.10.1...v1.0.0