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GoCryptoTrader Backtester: Report package
This report package is part of the GoCryptoTrader codebase.
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Report package overview
The report package helps generates the output under the results folder.
As the application is run, many statistics such as purchase events are tracked. These events are utilised and enhanced in the report package in order to render an HTML report for easy comparison and historical strategy effectiveness.
The report utilises the following sweet technologies:
- go templating (tpl.gohtml)
- mdbootstrap
- lightweightcharts by TradingView
Output example:
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Contribution
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type Data ¶
type Data struct {
OriginalCandles []*kline.Item
EnhancedCandles []EnhancedKline
Statistics *statistics.Statistic
Config *config.Config
TemplatePath string
OutputPath string
Warnings []Warning
UseDarkTheme bool
USDTotalsChart *Chart
HoldingsOverTimeChart *Chart
PNLOverTimeChart *Chart
FuturesSpotDiffChart *Chart
Prettify PrettyNumbers
}
Data holds all statistical information required to output detailed backtesting results
func (*Data) GenerateReport ¶
GenerateReport sends final data from statistics to a template to create a lovely final report for someone to view
func (*Data) SetKlineData ¶
SetKlineData updates an existing kline item for LIVE data usage
func (*Data) UseDarkMode ¶
UseDarkMode sets whether to use a dark theme by default for the html generated report
type DetailedCandle ¶
type DetailedCandle struct {
UnixMilli int64
Open float64
High float64
Low float64
Close float64
Volume float64
VolumeColour string
MadeOrder bool
OrderDirection order.Side
OrderAmount decimal.Decimal
Shape string
Text string
Position string
Colour string
PurchasePrice float64
}
DetailedCandle contains extra details to enable rich reporting results
type EnhancedKline ¶
type EnhancedKline struct {
IsOverLimit bool
Watermark string
Exchange string
Asset asset.Item
Pair currency.Pair
Interval kline.Interval
Candles []DetailedCandle
}
EnhancedKline enhances kline details for the purpose of rich reporting results
type Handler ¶
Handler contains all functions required to generate statistical reporting for backtesting results
type PrettyNumbers ¶
type PrettyNumbers struct{}
PrettyNumbers is used for report rendering one cannot access packages when rendering data in a template this struct exists purely to help make numbers look pretty
func (*PrettyNumbers) Decimal2 ¶
func (p *PrettyNumbers) Decimal2(d decimal.Decimal) string
Decimal2 renders a decimal nicely with 2 decimal places
func (*PrettyNumbers) Decimal8 ¶
func (p *PrettyNumbers) Decimal8(d decimal.Decimal) string
Decimal8 renders a decimal nicely with 8 decimal places
func (*PrettyNumbers) Decimal64 ¶
func (p *PrettyNumbers) Decimal64(d decimal.Decimal) string
Decimal64 renders a decimal nicely with the idea not to limit decimal places and to make you nostalgic for Nintendo
func (*PrettyNumbers) Float8 ¶
func (p *PrettyNumbers) Float8(f float64) string
Float8 renders a float nicely with 8 decimal places
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