# script: test-charing # date: 2024-01-31 # author: Serkan Korkmaz, serkor1@duck.com # objective: Test wether the charting # functions returns a plotly object without errors # script start; testthat::test_that( desc = "Charting with klines and indicators", code = { # 1) create chart # with klines test_chart <- chart( ticker = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$quote, main = kline(), sub = list( volume(), rsi(), macd(), smi(), fgi(index = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$fgindex), lsr(ratio = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$lsratio) ), indicator = list( donchian_channel(), dema(), ema(), evwma(), hma(), zlema(), sma(), wma(), evwma(), vwap(), bollinger_bands(), alma() ) ) # 2) check that there is no erros testthat::expect_no_error( test_chart ) # 3) check that its a plotly # object testthat::expect_true( object = inherits( x = test_chart, what = "plotly" ), ) } ) testthat::test_that( desc = "Charting with klines and indicators", code = { # 1) create chart # with klines test_chart <- chart( ticker = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$quote, main = pline(), sub = list( volume(), rsi(), macd(), smi(), fgi(index = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$fgindex), lsr(ratio = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$lsratio) ), indicator = list( donchian_channel(), dema(), ema(), evwma(), hma(), zlema(), sma(), wma(), evwma(), vwap(), bollinger_bands(), alma() ) ) # 2) check that there is no erros testthat::expect_no_condition( test_chart ) # 3) check that its a plotly # object testthat::expect_true( object = inherits( x = test_chart, what = "plotly" ), ) } ) testthat::test_that( desc = "Charting with ohlc bars and indicators", code = { # 1) create chart # with klines test_chart <- chart( ticker = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$quote, main = ohlc(), sub = list( volume(), rsi(), macd(), smi(), fgi(index = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$fgindex), lsr(ratio = cryptoQuotes:::control_data$lsratio) ), indicator = list( donchian_channel(), dema(), ema(), evwma(), hma(), zlema(), sma(), wma(), evwma(), vwap(), bollinger_bands(), alma() ) ) # 2) check that there is no erros testthat::expect_no_condition( test_chart ) # 3) check that its a plotly # object testthat::expect_true( object = inherits( x = test_chart, what = "plotly" ) ) } ) testthat::test_that( desc = "Charting with event data", code = { set.seed(1903) event_data <- ATOM[ sample( seq_len(nrow(ATOM)), size = 2) ] # 1.1) Extract the index # from the event data index <- zoo::index( event_data ) # 1.2) Convert the coredata # into a data.frame event_data <- as.data.frame( zoo::coredata(event_data) ) # 1.3) Add the index into the data.frame # case insensitive event_data$index <- index # 1.4) add events to the data. # here we use Buys and Sells. event_data$event <- rep( x = c('Buy', 'Sell'), lenght.out = nrow(event_data) ) # 1.5) add colors based # on the event; here buy is colored # darkgrey, and if the position is closed # with profit the color is green event_data$color <- ifelse( event_data$event == 'Buy', yes = 'darkgrey', no = ifelse( subset(event_data, event == 'Buy')$Close < subset(event_data, event == 'Sell')$Close, yes = 'green', no = 'red' ) ) # 1.6) modify the event to add # closing price at each event event_data$event <- paste0( event_data$event, ' @', event_data$Close ) # 2) Chart the the klines # and add the buy and sell events testthat::expect_true( object = inherits(chart( ticker = ATOM, main = kline(), sub = list( volume() ), indicator = list( bollinger_bands() ), event_data = event_data, options = list( dark = TRUE, deficiency = FALSE ) ), what = "plotly" ) ) } ) # script end;