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Maybe/app/models/holding/reverse_calculator.rb
Zach Gollwitzer 10dd9e061a
Improve account sync performance, handle concurrent market data syncing (#2236)
* PlaidConnectable concern

* Remove bad abstraction

* Put sync implementations in own concerns

* Sync strategies

* Move sync orchestration to Sync class

* Clean up sync class, add state machine

* Basic market data sync cron

* Fix price sync

* Improve sync window column names, add timestamps

* 30 day syncs by default

* Clean up market data methods

* Report high duplicate sync counts to Sentry

* Add sync states throughout app

* account tab session

* Persistent account tab selections

* Remove manual sleep

* Add migration to clear stale syncs on self hosted apps

* Tweak sync states

* Sync completion event broadcasts

* Fix timezones in tests

* Cleanup

* More cleanup

* Plaid item UI broadcasts for sync

* Fix account ID namespace conflict

* Sync broadcasters

* Smoother account sync refreshes

* Remove test sync delay
2025-05-15 10:19:56 -04:00

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class Holding::ReverseCalculator
attr_reader :account
def initialize(account)
@account = account
end
def calculate
Rails.logger.tagged("Holding::ReverseCalculator") do
holdings = calculate_holdings
Holding.gapfill(holdings)
end
end
private
# Reverse calculators will use the existing holdings as a source of security ids and prices
# since it is common for a provider to supply "current day" holdings but not all the historical
# trades that make up those holdings.
def portfolio_cache
@portfolio_cache ||= Holding::PortfolioCache.new(account, use_holdings: true)
end
def calculate_holdings
current_portfolio = generate_starting_portfolio
previous_portfolio = {}
holdings = []
Date.current.downto(account.start_date).each do |date|
today_trades = portfolio_cache.get_trades(date: date)
previous_portfolio = transform_portfolio(current_portfolio, today_trades, direction: :reverse)
# If current day, always use holding prices (since that's what Plaid gives us). For historical values, use market data (since Plaid doesn't supply historical prices)
holdings += build_holdings(current_portfolio, date, price_source: date == Date.current ? "holding" : nil)
current_portfolio = previous_portfolio
end
holdings
end
def empty_portfolio
securities = portfolio_cache.get_securities
securities.each_with_object({}) { |security, hash| hash[security.id] = 0 }
end
# Since this is a reverse sync, we start with today's holdings
def generate_starting_portfolio
holding_quantities = empty_portfolio
todays_holdings = account.holdings.where(date: Date.current)
todays_holdings.each do |holding|
holding_quantities[holding.security_id] = holding.qty
end
holding_quantities
end
def transform_portfolio(previous_portfolio, trade_entries, direction: :forward)
new_quantities = previous_portfolio.dup
trade_entries.each do |trade_entry|
trade = trade_entry.entryable
security_id = trade.security_id
qty_change = trade.qty
qty_change = qty_change * -1 if direction == :reverse
new_quantities[security_id] = (new_quantities[security_id] || 0) + qty_change
end
new_quantities
end
def build_holdings(portfolio, date, price_source: nil)
portfolio.map do |security_id, qty|
price = portfolio_cache.get_price(security_id, date, source: price_source)
if price.nil?
next
end
Holding.new(
account_id: account.id,
security_id: security_id,
date: date,
qty: qty,
price: price.price,
currency: price.currency,
amount: qty * price.price
)
end.compact
end
end