architecture-reference
Quick reference for Portfolio Buddy 2 project structure. Use when: adding new features, modifying existing components, understanding data flow, or onboarding to the codebase. Contains component hierarchy, hook patterns, and utility functions.
What this skill does
# Portfolio Buddy 2 - Architecture Reference
## Component Hierarchy
```
App.tsx (351 lines)
├── Header
│ └── App title and branding
├── UploadSection
│ ├── File upload to Supabase
│ ├── CSV parsing and validation
│ └── Error handling
├── ErrorList
│ └── Display parsing/validation errors
├── UploadedFilesList
│ └── List of successfully uploaded files
├── AnalyticsControls
│ ├── Toggle Metrics view
│ ├── Toggle Portfolio view
│ └── Toggle Correlation view
├── PortfolioSection (591 lines - NEEDS REFACTOR!)
│ ├── usePortfolio hook (date filtering)
│ ├── useContractMultipliers hook
│ ├── Chart.js equity curves
│ ├── Portfolio statistics
│ ├── ContractInput components
│ ├── MasterContractControl
│ └── MetricsTable integration
├── CorrelationSection
│ ├── CorrelationHeatmap (Chart.js)
│ ├── Spearman correlation
│ └── Pearson correlation
├── MetricsTable (242 lines)
│ ├── useMetrics hook
│ ├── useSorting hook (advanced multi-column)
│ ├── SortableHeader components
│ └── Selection state management
└── SessionComplete
└── Completion UI/messaging
```
## Key Hooks
### useMetrics
**Location**: [src/hooks/useMetrics.ts](src/hooks/useMetrics.ts)
**Purpose**: Calculate trading metrics from uploaded portfolio data
**Features**:
- Calculates Sharpe Ratio, Sortino Ratio, Max Drawdown, CAGR, Win Rate, etc.
- Memoized calculations for performance
- Handles empty/invalid data gracefully
**Usage**:
```typescript
const { metrics, isCalculating } = useMetrics(portfolioData, riskFreeRate)
```
**Returns**:
- `metrics`: Array of calculated metrics per strategy
- `isCalculating`: Boolean loading state
**Note**: Contains 4 TypeScript `any` violations in sort comparisons (tech debt)
### usePortfolio
**Location**: [src/hooks/usePortfolio.ts](src/hooks/usePortfolio.ts)
**Purpose**: Manage portfolio data with date range filtering
**Features**:
- Parses CSV trade data
- Filters by date range (start/end date)
- Builds equity curves
- Aggregates daily returns
**Usage**:
```typescript
const {
portfolioData,
filteredData,
dateRange,
setDateRange
} = usePortfolio(uploadedFiles)
```
**Recent Addition**: Date range filtering (commit 258ba3a)
**Note**: Contains 11 TypeScript `any` violations in trade/metrics types (tech debt)
### useContractMultipliers
**Location**: [src/hooks/useContractMultipliers.ts](src/hooks/useContractMultipliers.ts)
**Purpose**: Manage contract multipliers for futures trading
**Features**:
- Per-strategy contract size tracking
- Apply multipliers to metrics
- Master control to set all contracts at once
**Usage**:
```typescript
const {
multipliers,
setMultiplier,
setAllMultipliers,
getAdjustedMetrics
} = useContractMultipliers(strategies)
```
### useSorting
**Location**: [src/hooks/useSorting.ts](src/hooks/useSorting.ts)
**Purpose**: Advanced multi-column sorting for MetricsTable
**Features**:
- Sort by multiple columns with priority
- Toggle ascending/descending
- Custom comparison logic per data type
**Usage**:
```typescript
const {
sortedData,
sortColumn,
sortDirection,
handleSort
} = useSorting(data, defaultColumn)
```
## Utility Functions
### dataUtils.ts
**Location**: [src/utils/dataUtils.ts](src/utils/dataUtils.ts)
**Contains Core Functions**:
**CSV & Data Processing**:
- `parseCSV(file)` - Parse CSV file with PapaParse
- `processCurrencyColumns(data)` - Clean currency values ($, commas)
- `parseFilenameComponents(filename)` - Extract symbol/direction/strategy from filename
- `getDisplayName(symbol, direction, strategy)` - Format display names
- `normalizeDate(date)` - Normalize dates to midnight UTC
- `getDateKey(date)` - Convert date to YYYY-MM-DD string key
**Metric Calculations**:
- `calculateMetrics(data, filename)` - Calculate trade-level metrics for a strategy
- Net Profit, Gross Profit/Loss
- Profit Factor, Win Rate
- Average Win/Loss, Expected Value
- Max Drawdown (from equity curve)
- CAGR equivalent (annualGrowthRate)
- Total trades, winning/losing counts
- **Note**: Does NOT calculate Sharpe or Sortino (those are in PortfolioSection.tsx)
- `getAdjustedMetrics(metrics, multiplier)` - Apply contract multiplier to metrics
**Risk-Adjusted Metrics** (PortfolioSection.tsx):
- **Sharpe Ratio** (line 533): Calculated inline as `(annualGrowthRate / 100) / (maxDrawdown / startingCapital)`
- **Sortino Ratio** (lines 133-158): Calculated inline with downside deviation, uses risk-free rate state
**Correlation Analysis**:
- `buildCorrelationMatrix(strategies)` - Build Spearman correlation matrix
- `calculatePearsonCorrelation(returns1, returns2)` - Pearson correlation coefficient
- `calculateRanks(values)` - Rank calculation for Spearman correlation
**Trading Calculations**:
- `getMarginRate(symbol)` - Get margin requirements by symbol
- `calculateEquityCurve(trades)` - Build cumulative equity curve
- `calculateDailyReturns(equity)` - Calculate daily returns from equity curve
**Formatting**:
- `formatNumber(value, decimals)` - Format numbers with decimals
- `formatCurrency(value)` - Format as currency ($X,XXX.XX)
- `formatPercent(value)` - Format as percentage (X.XX%)
**Note**: Contains 1 TypeScript `any` violation in Metrics interface (tech debt)
## Data Flow
### Upload & Processing Flow
```
1. User uploads CSV via UploadSection
↓
2. parseCSV() extracts trade data
↓
3. processCurrencyColumns() cleans data
↓
4. File uploaded to Supabase storage
↓
5. usePortfolio hook fetches and aggregates data
↓
6. Date range filter applied (if set)
↓
7. useMetrics calculates all metrics
↓
8. MetricsTable displays results
```
### Contract Multiplier Flow
```
1. User inputs contract size in ContractInput
↓
2. useContractMultipliers stores value
↓
3. getAdjustedMetrics() applies multiplier
↓
4. Adjusted metrics shown in MetricsTable
↓
5. Portfolio charts update with adjusted values
```
### Sorting Flow
```
1. User clicks SortableHeader
↓
2. useSorting updates sort column/direction
↓
3. Custom comparison logic applied
↓
4. MetricsTable re-renders with sorted data
```
### Correlation Flow
```
1. User selects assets in MetricsTable
↓
2. Selection state passed to CorrelationSection
↓
3. buildCorrelationMatrix() calculates correlations
↓
4. CorrelationHeatmap renders Chart.js heatmap
↓
5. Spearman & Pearson correlations both shown
```
## State Management
### Plain React Hooks (No Zustand/TanStack Query)
- **Local component state** → `useState`
- **Derived state** → `useMemo`
- **Stable callbacks** → `useCallback`
- **Refs for values** → `useRef`
**Example Pattern**:
```typescript
const [data, setData] = useState<Trade[]>([])
const metrics = useMemo(() => calculateMetrics(data), [data])
const handleUpload = useCallback((file: File) => {
// upload logic
}, [])
```
### No Global State Library
- Props passed down component tree
- Custom hooks encapsulate shared logic
- No Redux, Zustand, or Jotai
## Adding New Features
### New Metric Calculation
1. Add calculation logic to `dataUtils.calculateMetrics()`
2. Update return type in `calculateMetrics()`
3. Add column to `MetricsTable.tsx`
4. Update sort logic in `useSorting.ts` if needed
5. Test with sample data
**Example**: Sortino Ratio was added in commits 258ba3a & 9f25040
### New Chart Component
1. Create component in `src/components/`
2. Use Chart.js (NOT Recharts - it's unused)
3. Import chart type and plugins needed:
```typescript
import { Line } from 'react-chartjs-2'
import { Chart, registerables } from 'chart.js'
import zoomPlugin from 'chartjs-plugin-zoom'
```
4. Hook into `useMetrics` or `usePortfolio` for data
5. Add to appropriate section in `App.tsx`
### New Hook
1. Create in `src/hooks/use[Feature].ts`
2. Follow naming convention: `use` prefix, camelCase
3. Return object with clear property names
4. Use TypeScript for all types (avoid `any`)
5. Add JSDoc comments for complex logic
## Chart.js Architecture
### Current Setup
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