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

 package com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.model
 
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.primitives.AccountId
 import com.georgeci.moneysurfer.domain.primitives.Money
 import kotlinx.datetime.DateTimeUnit
 import kotlinx.datetime.LocalDate
 import kotlinx.datetime.minus
 
 /** Closing balance of one account at the end of [date]. */
 data class AccountBalancePoint(
     val date: LocalDate,
     val balance: Money,
 )
 
 /**
  * The balance curve one account drew over a window, oldest point first, plus the net change
  * across that window.
  *
  * [delta] is not `last - first`: the first point already includes its own day's transactions,
  * so the difference between the ends would silently drop day one. It is the balance at the end
  * of the window minus the balance the account closed the day *before* it opened.
  */
 data class AccountBalanceSeries(
     val points: List<AccountBalancePoint>,
     val delta: Money,
 ) {
     companion object {
         /** Window the account details chart draws, matching its "Balance · 30 days" label. */
         const val DEFAULT_DAYS: Int = 30
     }
 }
 
 /**
  * Rebuilds the daily balance curve by walking [transactions] backwards from [currentBalance].
  *
  * Anchored on the cached balance rather than summed from zero: the account's balance is the
  * authoritative figure the rest of the app shows, and a series summed independently would be
  * free to disagree with the number printed right above the chart. Working backwards makes the
  * last point equal that balance by construction.
  *
  * Pure. [transactions] may span any range and may contain rows for other accounts or non-ACTUAL
  * rows — [balanceImpact] filters those out. Rows dated after [today] are backed out of the
  * anchor, since the cached balance counts them but the curve must not.
  */
 fun buildAccountBalanceSeries(
     accountId: AccountId,
     currentBalance: Money,
     transactions: List<Transaction>,
     today: LocalDate,
     days: Int = AccountBalanceSeries.DEFAULT_DAYS,
 ): AccountBalanceSeries {
     require(days > 0) { "days must be positive, was $days" }
 
     val byDate = mutableMapOf<LocalDate, Money>()
     var future = Money.zero()
     for (transaction in transactions) {
         val impact = transaction.balanceImpact()[accountId] ?: continue
         val date = transaction.operationDate
         if (date > today) {
             future += impact
         } else {
             byDate[date] = (byDate[date] ?: Money.zero()) + impact
         }
     }
 
     var running = currentBalance - future
     val points = ArrayList<AccountBalancePoint>(days)
     repeat(days) { index ->
         val date = today.minus(index, DateTimeUnit.DAY)
         points += AccountBalancePoint(date = date, balance = running)
         running -= byDate[date] ?: Money.zero()
     }
     points.reverse()
 
     // `running` has now walked past the oldest point, so it holds the closing balance of the
     // day before the window — the baseline the period delta is measured against.
     return AccountBalanceSeries(points = points, delta = points.last().balance - running)
 }