Coverage Summary for Class: BudgetProgressKt (com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.model)

 package com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.model
 
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.primitives.CurrencyCode
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.primitives.Money
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.primitives.TransactionStatus
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.primitives.TransactionType
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.util.BudgetPeriodWindow
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.util.previousWindow
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.util.windowContaining
 import kotlinx.datetime.LocalDate
 import kotlinx.datetime.daysUntil
 
 /** Traffic light for a budget, derived from spend against the effective limit. */
 enum class BudgetStatus {
     OK,
     WARN,
     OVER,
 }
 
 /**
  * Everything the budget screens show for one budget in one period window. Derived on read —
  * nothing here is persisted, so a change to the maths never needs a migration.
  */
 data class BudgetProgress(
     val budget: Budget,
     val window: BudgetPeriodWindow,
     val spent: Money,
     /** [Budget.amount] plus the rollover carry, when rollover is on and the last period ended under. */
     val effectiveLimit: Money,
     val rolloverCarry: Money,
     /** Negative once the budget is overspent. */
     val remaining: Money,
     /** Spend as a percentage of [effectiveLimit]; can exceed 100. */
     val percent: Int,
     val status: BudgetStatus,
     /** Days from `today` to the end of the window, counting today. Zero once the window is over. */
     val daysLeft: Int,
     val dailyAverage: Money,
     /** [dailyAverage] extrapolated across the whole period. */
     val projectedTotal: Money,
     /** What is left to spend per remaining day to land on the limit. Zero when nothing is left. */
     val perDayRemaining: Money,
     /**
      * Whether the window holds expenses in a currency other than the workspace base currency.
      * Those are skipped — v1 does no conversion — so the UI flags the number as incomplete.
      */
     val hasMixedCurrency: Boolean,
     /** Workspace base currency, carried along so callers can format without a second lookup. */
     val currency: CurrencyCode?,
 ) {
 
     /**
      * Spend as a fraction of [effectiveLimit] — what a progress bar is drawn from. Can exceed 1,
      * which is the overspend; a zero limit reads as 0, never as a NaN.
      */
     val spentFraction: Float
         get() = if (effectiveLimit.minor <= 0L) 0f else spent.minor.toFloat() / effectiveLimit.minor.toFloat()
 }
 
 private const val PERCENT = 100
 private const val WEEKLY_DAYS = 7
 private const val MONTHLY_DAYS = 30
 private const val YEARLY_DAYS = 365
 
 /** Nominal period length used for the forecast maths, per the mockup. */
 val BudgetPeriod.forecastDays: Int
     get() = when (this) {
         BudgetPeriod.WEEKLY -> WEEKLY_DAYS
         BudgetPeriod.MONTHLY -> MONTHLY_DAYS
         BudgetPeriod.YEARLY -> YEARLY_DAYS
     }
 
 /**
  * Whether [transaction] counts against this budget in [window].
  *
  * Expenses only, and never a leg of a transfer: moving money between the user's own accounts
  * is not spending. Only the workspace [baseCurrency] counts — v1 converts nothing, and a
  * skipped foreign-currency expense is surfaced through [BudgetProgress.hasMixedCurrency]
  * instead of being silently added at face value.
  */
 fun Budget.counts(
     transaction: Transaction,
     window: BudgetPeriodWindow,
     baseCurrency: CurrencyCode?,
 ): Boolean = countsIgnoringCurrency(transaction, window) && transaction.currencyCode == baseCurrency
 
 /** Same as [counts] but ignoring the currency — the input to the mixed-currency flag. */
 private fun Budget.countsIgnoringCurrency(
     transaction: Transaction,
     window: BudgetPeriodWindow,
 ): Boolean =
     transaction.workspaceId == workspaceId &&
         transaction.type == TransactionType.EXPENSE &&
         transaction.status == TransactionStatus.ACTUAL &&
         transaction.transferId == null &&
         transaction.operationDate in window &&
         matchesCategory(transaction)
 
 /** An empty [Budget.categoryIds] is a general budget: every expense category counts. */
 private fun Budget.matchesCategory(transaction: Transaction): Boolean =
     categoryIds.isEmpty() || transaction.categoryId in categoryIds
 
 /** The transactions behind [BudgetProgress.spent], newest business date first. */
 fun Budget.transactionsIn(
     transactions: List<Transaction>,
     window: BudgetPeriodWindow,
     baseCurrency: CurrencyCode?,
 ): List<Transaction> =
     transactions.filter { counts(it, window, baseCurrency) }
         .sortedByDescending { it.operationDate }
 
 /**
  * Pure progress maths for one budget. [transactions] is the whole workspace list — filtering
  * happens here so callers cannot forget the transfer or currency rules.
  *
  * A rollover carry is the previous window's leftover, computed by the same filter. It is one
  * level deep on purpose: chaining every window back to `startDate` would make the cost of
  * opening the list grow with the age of the budget, for a number the user stopped tracking
  * periods ago.
  */
 fun calculateBudgetProgress(
     budget: Budget,
     transactions: List<Transaction>,
     baseCurrency: CurrencyCode?,
     today: LocalDate,
 ): BudgetProgress {
     val window = budget.windowContaining(today)
     val spent = budget.spendIn(transactions, window, baseCurrency)
     val carry = budget.rolloverCarry(transactions, window, baseCurrency)
     val effectiveLimit = budget.amount + carry
     val remaining = effectiveLimit - spent
 
     val daysLeft = today.daysUntil(window.endExclusive).coerceAtLeast(0)
     val elapsedDays = window.startInclusive.daysUntil(today).coerceAtLeast(0) + 1
     val dailyAverage = spent / elapsedDays
 
     return BudgetProgress(
         budget = budget,
         window = window,
         spent = spent,
         effectiveLimit = effectiveLimit,
         rolloverCarry = carry,
         remaining = remaining,
         percent = percentOf(spent, effectiveLimit),
         status = budgetStatusOf(spent, effectiveLimit, budget.alertPercent),
         daysLeft = daysLeft,
         dailyAverage = dailyAverage,
         projectedTotal = dailyAverage * budget.period.forecastDays,
         perDayRemaining = if (daysLeft > 0 && remaining.isPositive()) remaining / daysLeft else Money.zero(),
         hasMixedCurrency = transactions.any {
             budget.countsIgnoringCurrency(it, window) && it.currencyCode != baseCurrency
         },
         currency = baseCurrency,
     )
 }
 
 private fun Budget.spendIn(
     transactions: List<Transaction>,
     window: BudgetPeriodWindow,
     baseCurrency: CurrencyCode?,
 ): Money = transactions.fold(Money.zero()) { acc, transaction ->
     if (counts(transaction, window, baseCurrency)) acc + transaction.money.abs() else acc
 }
 
 private fun Budget.rolloverCarry(
     transactions: List<Transaction>,
     window: BudgetPeriodWindow,
     baseCurrency: CurrencyCode?,
 ): Money {
     if (!rollover) return Money.zero()
     val previous = previousWindow(window)
     val leftover = amount - spendIn(transactions, previous, baseCurrency)
     return if (leftover.isPositive()) leftover else Money.zero()
 }
 
 /** Percentage of [limit] that [spent] represents. A zero limit reads as 0 %, never as a crash. */
 private fun percentOf(spent: Money, limit: Money): Int =
     if (limit.minor <= 0L) 0 else (spent.minor * PERCENT / limit.minor).toInt()
 
 /**
  * The traffic light for [spent] against [limit], with [alertPercent] as the near-limit threshold.
  *
  * Public because [calculateBudgetProgress] is not the only place spend meets a cap: the dashboard's
  * per-category breakdown ([buildSpentByCategory]) measures a category against its own budget
  * without folding the transaction list, and a second set of thresholds there would let the same
  * budget read WARN on one screen and OK on another.
  */
 fun budgetStatusOf(spent: Money, limit: Money, alertPercent: Int): BudgetStatus {
     val percent = percentOf(spent, limit)
     return when {
         spent > limit -> BudgetStatus.OVER
         percent >= alertPercent -> BudgetStatus.WARN
         else -> BudgetStatus.OK
     }
 }