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docs: sync README and DOCS with health version, category delete rules, split transactions
/api/health now returns a version field, default categories can be deleted once unused, and split transactions (dividing one purchase across a parent category's subcategories) were fully undocumented — added a dedicated section in DOCS.md and a mention in README's feature list. Also fixed the "update to newer code" command, which pulled a Docker image tag that doesn't exist for locally-built services instead of the actual git repo.
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@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Aurum treats your financial life as a **system**, not a spreadsheet.
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## 🧩 Core Features
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### 💰 Cash Flow & Transactions
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Log income, expenses, and transfers across as many accounts as you want, organized into categories (with one level of subcategories) plus free-form tags, and searchable. Already have history elsewhere? Import a bank's CSV export in a guided 3-step wizard instead of typing every line by hand. A dedicated Cash Flow view charts income vs. expense month by month.
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Log income, expenses, and transfers across as many accounts as you want, organized into categories (with one level of subcategories) plus free-form tags, and searchable. One purchase spanning multiple subcategories of the same parent (a grocery receipt part "Sweets", part "Alcohol") can be recorded as a single split transaction instead of several — every report and chart still counts each share under its own category. Already have history elsewhere? Import a bank's CSV export in a guided 3-step wizard instead of typing every line by hand. A dedicated Cash Flow view charts income vs. expense month by month.
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### 📈 Net Worth Engine
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A live net worth timeline (30 days to all-time) aggregating cash and every manually tracked asset — investments, crypto, real estate, vehicles, precious metals — into one number, with a full breakdown by asset class, by how each asset behaves (income / neutral / drain), and by risk level.
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docker compose down # stop everything, keep your data
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docker compose up -d # start it again later
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docker compose down -v # stop AND permanently delete your data — be sure
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docker compose pull && docker compose up -d --build # update to newer code
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git pull && docker compose up -d --build # update to newer code
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```
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Your data lives in a Docker named volume (`aurum_pgdata`), not in the repo folder — it survives `docker compose down`, image rebuilds, and `git pull`. It's only gone if you explicitly run `docker compose down -v` or delete the volume yourself. For anything short of that, use the in-app **Settings → Backup & Restore** to export a JSON snapshot of everything before making risky changes.
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