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To build a portfolio manager which can track and provide insights into a individual or family's financial interests.
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Users
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Goals
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Fixed Deposit
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ESPP (Employee Stock Purchase Plan)
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RSU (Restricted Stock Units)
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Shares
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Crypto
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Bank Accounts
INDIA:
- PPF (Public Provident Fund)
- EPF (Employee Provident Fund)
- SSY (Sukanya Samridhi Yojana)
- Mutual Funds
- Gold
USA:
- 401K
- Baremetal (Laptop/Desktop/Server) and Virtual Machine
- Docker
- Baremetal (Laptop/Desktop/Server) and Virtual Machine
- Docker
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Python v3. Tested with v3.9, v3.10
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Libraries
- macOS:
brew install ghostscript tcl-tk- Ubuntu
apt install ghostscript python3-tk-
Git v2.34.1 or above
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Virtual Environment (optional)
- Select and install your preferred virtual environment manager (anaconda, virtualenv, etc.)
- Clone or download the source code.
git clone https://github.com/krishnakuruvadi/portfoliomanager.git- Change into the recently clone/downloaded directory.
cd ./portfoliomanager- Set git configuration (optional).
git config user.name "Your Name"
git config user.email "youremail@provider.com"- Create a virtual environment (optional).
python -m venv ./venv- Activate virtual environment.
source ./venv/bin/activate- Install the required packages.
pip install -r requirements.txt-
Edit the environment variables to suite your needs.
- Open the env_files directory and edit the .pm-env.sample file.
- Carefully read the comments throughout the file as it will provide additional context.
- Edit the parameters as necessary.
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Rename the environment variables file.
- Remove .sample from the filename. Ensure the filename is .pm-env before proceeding to the next step.
- WARNING - The application is expecting .pm-env as the filename. If you wish to change it please also modify env_file_path in setting.py
- Remove .sample from the filename. Ensure the filename is .pm-env before proceeding to the next step.
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Delete unused environment variables file (optional)
- Since the postgresql-env.sample file is only used with docker deployments, this file can be safely deleted before proceeding to the next step.
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Copy or move the entire env_files directory to the src directory. The directory should look as follows:
- portfoliomanager
- src
- env_files
- .pm-env OR .CUSTOM-FILE-NAME set above.
- env_files
- src
- portfoliomanager
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Setup the server.
cd src
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py collectstatic-
Create a normal user in django (recommended). Edit the fields below with your desired account details. For more details, please visit Django's documentation
- It is recommended to use a non-admin account for your daily use and only use an admin account for administrative purposes.
cd src
python manage.py shell
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
User.objects.create_user('johndoe', 'johndoe@gmail.com', 'johnpassword')- Create a super user in django (optional).
python manage.py createsuperuser-
You should be prompted to enter the desired username, email and password for this new admin.
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You can create additional normal users by logging in as the superuser and going to: Internals > Admin > Authentication and Authorization > Users > Add User.
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Download, extract, and copy the chromedriver to root of the project (portfoliomanager). You can obtain this driver from here: https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads. The directory should look as follows:
- portfoliomanager
- chromedriver
- portfoliomanager
- Start the server.
python manage.py runserver-
Start the huey process
- In another terminal activate virtual environment (if you created one above) and run background tasks
source ./venv/bin/activate
cd src
python manage.py run_huey- Open your favorite web browser and go to:
http://<host-ip>:8000/
OR
http://localhost:8000/
Note: Different charts and data gets updated at different fixed schedules. If you want to manually update these, go to "Internals" and then "Tasks" and queue the tasks to run once
- Enjoy Portfolio Manager!
- Create a new MailJet account and sign up for their free tier.
- Go to "Internals" then "Preferences" and provide the details to setup the integration.
- Stop the server
cd ./portfoliomanager/src
CTRL + C
deactivate- Download the new app version and install any new packages
cd ./portfoliomanager
git pull
source ./venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt-
Re-launch PortfolioManager
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Docker Engine & Docker Compose v20.10.17 or above.
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Git v2.34.1 or above
- Clone or download the source code.
git clone https://github.com/krishnakuruvadi/portfoliomanager.git- Change into the recently clone/downloaded directory.
cd ./portfoliomanager-
Edit the environment variables to suite your needs.
- Open the env_files directory and edit both files (.pm-env.sample and postgresql-env.sample).
- Carefully read the comments throughout the files as it will provide additional context.
- Edit the parameters as necessary.
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Rename the environment variables files.
- Remove .sample from the filenames. Ensure the filename is .pm-env and .postgresql-env before proceeding to the next step.
- WARNING - The application container (pm-app) is expecting .pm-env as the filename. If you wish to change it please also modify env_file_path in setting.py.
- WARNING - The database container (pm-db) is expecting postgresql-env as the filename. If you wish to change it please also modify ./env_files/.postgresql-env in pm-db > env_file section of docker-compose.yml
- Remove .sample from the filenames. Ensure the filename is .pm-env and .postgresql-env before proceeding to the next step.
- Within the application folder (i.e. portfoliomanager), run the docker compose file to build the appliaction and launch the docker containers. This step should take approximately two minutes.
docker compose up -d- Should you need to tear down the app environment, run:
docker compose down-
Create a normal user in django (recommended).
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It is recommended to use a non-admin account for your daily use and only use an admin account for administrative purposes.
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Edit the fields below with your desired account details. For more details, please visit Django's documentation
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Your Docker container name may vary. Please adjust the below commads to match your exact setup. In this example, I assume your docker container name running the PorfolioManager app is portfolio-manager-app.
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docker ps
docker exec -it portfolio-manager-app bash
python manage.py shell
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
User.objects.create_user('johndoe', 'johndoe@gmail.com', 'johnpassword')
exit()- You can create additional normal users by logging in as the superuser and going to: Internals > Admin > Authentication and Authorization > Users > Add User.
- Open your favorite web browser and go to:
http://<docker-host-ip>/
OR
http://localhost/
Note: Different charts and data gets updated at different fixed schedules. If you want to manually update these, go to "Internals" and then "Tasks" and queue the tasks to run once
- Enjoy Portfolio Manager!
- Create a new MailJet account and sign up for their free tier.
- Go to "Internals" then "Preferences" and provide the details to setup the integration.
- Stop the containers
cd ./portfoliomanager
docker compose down- Download the new app version
git pull- Build a new docker image with the updated application version
docker compose build --no-cache- Restart the containers
docker compose up -d- Delete the old images (optional but recommended)
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