Class: RVGP::Fakers::FakeFeed
- Inherits:
-
Faker::Base
- Object
- Faker::Base
- RVGP::Fakers::FakeFeed
- Extended by:
- FakerHelpers
- Defined in:
- lib/rvgp/fakers/fake_feed.rb
Overview
Contains faker implementations that produce CSV files, for use as a data feed
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: ParameterLengthError
Class Method Summary collapse
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.basic_checking(from: ::Date.today, to: from + DEFAULT_LENGTH_IN_DAYS, expense_descriptions: nil, income_descriptions: nil, deposit_average: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 6000), deposit_stddev: 500.0, withdrawal_average: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 300), withdrawal_stddev: 24.0, post_count: DEFAULT_POST_COUNT, starting_balance: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 5000), deposit_ratio: 0.05, entries: []) ⇒ String
Generates a basic csv feed string, that resembles those offered by banking institutions.
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.personal_checking(from: ::Date.today, to: from + DEFAULT_LENGTH_IN_DAYS, expense_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], income_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], monthly_expenses: {}, opening_liability_balance: '$ 0.00'.to_commodity, opening_asset_balance: '$ 0.00'.to_commodity, liability_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], liabilities_by_month: months_in_range(from, to).map.with_index do |_, n| RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 200 + ((n + 1) * 800)) end, assets_by_month: months_in_range(from, to).map.with_index do |_, n| RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 500 * ((n + 1) * 5)) end) ⇒ String
Generates a basic csv feed string, that resembles those offered by banking institutions.
Class Method Details
.basic_checking(from: ::Date.today, to: from + DEFAULT_LENGTH_IN_DAYS, expense_descriptions: nil, income_descriptions: nil, deposit_average: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 6000), deposit_stddev: 500.0, withdrawal_average: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 300), withdrawal_stddev: 24.0, post_count: DEFAULT_POST_COUNT, starting_balance: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 5000), deposit_ratio: 0.05, entries: []) ⇒ String
Generates a basic csv feed string, that resembles those offered by banking institutions
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# File 'lib/rvgp/fakers/fake_feed.rb', line 53 def basic_checking(from: ::Date.today, to: from + DEFAULT_LENGTH_IN_DAYS, expense_descriptions: nil, income_descriptions: nil, deposit_average: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 6000), deposit_stddev: 500.0, withdrawal_average: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 300), withdrawal_stddev: 24.0, post_count: DEFAULT_POST_COUNT, starting_balance: RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 5000), deposit_ratio: 0.05, entries: []) running_balance = starting_balance.dup entry_to_row = lambda do |entry| FEED_COLUMNS.map do |column| if column == 'RunningBalance' deposit = entry['Deposit (+)'] withdrawal = entry['Withdrawal (-)'] running_balance = withdrawal.nil? ? running_balance + deposit : running_balance - withdrawal else entry[column] end end end # Newest to oldest: to_csv do |csv| dates = entries_over_date_range from, to, post_count dates.each_with_index do |date, i| # If there are any :entries to insert, in this date, do that now: entries.each do |entry| csv << entry_to_row.call(entry) if entry['Date'] <= date && (i.zero? || entry['Date'] > dates[i - 1]) end accumulator, mean, stddev, type, description = *( if Faker::Boolean.boolean true_ratio: deposit_ratio [:+, deposit_average.to_f, deposit_stddev, 'ACH', format('%s DIRECT DEP', income_descriptions ? income_descriptions.sample : Faker::Company.name.upcase)] else [:-, withdrawal_average.to_f, withdrawal_stddev, 'VISA', expense_descriptions ? expense_descriptions.sample : Faker::Company.name.upcase] end) amount = RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount( DEFAULT_CURRENCY.symbol, Faker::Number.normal(mean: mean, standard_deviation: stddev) ) running_balance = running_balance.send accumulator, amount amounts = [nil, amount] csv << ([date, type, description] + (accumulator == :- ? amounts.reverse : amounts) + [running_balance]) end # Are there any more entries? If so, sort 'em and push them: entries.each { |entry| csv << entry_to_row.call(entry) if entry['Date'] > dates.last } end end |
.personal_checking(from: ::Date.today, to: from + DEFAULT_LENGTH_IN_DAYS, expense_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], income_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], monthly_expenses: {}, opening_liability_balance: '$ 0.00'.to_commodity, opening_asset_balance: '$ 0.00'.to_commodity, liability_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], liabilities_by_month: months_in_range(from, to).map.with_index do |_, n| RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 200 + ((n + 1) * 800)) end, assets_by_month: months_in_range(from, to).map.with_index do |_, n| RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 500 * ((n + 1) * 5)) end) ⇒ String
Generates a basic csv feed string, that resembles those offered by banking institutions. Unlike #basic_checking, this faker supports a set of parameters that will better conform the output to a typical model of commerence for an employee with a paycheck and living expenses. As such, the parameters are a bit different, and suited to plotting aesthetics.
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# File 'lib/rvgp/fakers/fake_feed.rb', line 137 def personal_checking(from: ::Date.today, to: from + DEFAULT_LENGTH_IN_DAYS, expense_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], income_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], monthly_expenses: {}, opening_liability_balance: '$ 0.00'.to_commodity, opening_asset_balance: '$ 0.00'.to_commodity, liability_sources: [Faker::Company.name.tr('^a-zA-Z0-9 ', '')], liabilities_by_month: months_in_range(from, to).map.with_index do |_, n| RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 200 + ((n + 1) * 800)) end, assets_by_month: months_in_range(from, to).map.with_index do |_, n| RVGP::Journal::Commodity.from_symbol_and_amount('$', 500 * ((n + 1) * 5)) end) num_months_in_range = ((to.year * 12) + to.month) - ((from.year * 12) + from.month) + 1 ['liabilities_by_month', liabilities_by_month.length, 'assets_by_month', assets_by_month.length].each_slice(2) do |attr, length| raise ParameterLengthError.new(attr, num_months_in_range, length) unless num_months_in_range == length end monthly_expenses.each_pair do |company, expenses_by_month| unless num_months_in_range == expenses_by_month.length attr = format('monthly_expenses: %s', company) raise ParameterLengthError.new(attr, num_months_in_range, expenses_by_month.length) end end liability_balance = opening_liability_balance asset_balance = opening_asset_balance # Newest to oldest: to_csv do |csv| months_in_range(from, to).each_with_index do |first_of_month, i| expected_liability = liabilities_by_month[i] # Let's adjust the liability to suit csv << if expected_liability > liability_balance # We need to borrow some more money: deposit = (expected_liability - liability_balance).abs asset_balance += deposit liability_balance += deposit [first_of_month, 'ACH', liability_sources.sample, nil, deposit, asset_balance] elsif expected_liability < liability_balance # We want to pay off our balance: payment = (expected_liability - liability_balance).abs asset_balance -= payment liability_balance -= payment [first_of_month, 'ACH', liability_sources.sample, payment, nil, asset_balance] end expected_assets = assets_by_month[i] monthly_expenses.each_pair do |company, expenses_by_month| asset_balance -= expenses_by_month[i] csv << [first_of_month, 'VISA', company, expenses_by_month[i], nil, asset_balance] end # Let's adjust the assets to suit if expected_assets > asset_balance # We need a paycheck: deposit = expected_assets - asset_balance asset_balance += deposit csv << [first_of_month, 'ACH', income_sources.sample, nil, deposit, asset_balance] elsif expected_assets < asset_balance # We need to generate some expenses: payment = asset_balance - expected_assets asset_balance -= payment csv << [first_of_month, 'VISA', expense_sources.sample, payment, nil, asset_balance] end end end end |