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Add Balance visualization to Dashboard #1283
Description
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No, not as such.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be useful to have a copy of the Trade page's "Balance" visualization on the Dashboard page too.
Since that page may display multiple bots, you'll want to limit this copy of the visualization to its "show all bots" view mode.
Obviously there'd be no need to bother with that whole "multi pane" thing, I don't think the rest of its contents would be particularly useful in the Dashboard page.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Clicking back and forth between Trade and Dashboard is the only other solution I can see.
Reacted by Meomeoowww, screwfaze and kshitij thakkar
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xmatthias commentedon May 29, 2023
While i've added this for now as "low prio" feature request, it's unlikely to be implemented (at least not in the way it's requested).
FreqUI supports bots with multiple different stake-currencies (USDT, BTC, ...) - showing them all in one table / chart will not really work.
Assuming we reduce it to the balance chart (the circle diagram) - it'd show you your assets, which sounds good at first, but fails in practice in too many scenarios (it's really useless to see 2 live bots together with 3 dry-run bots).
However limiting the view to live bots would be more than confusing - and wouldn't cover other usecases (where people are not yet in the "live" stage) - and would (in such a case) show no output whatsoever).
I'll keep this one open for now, and will be open for PR's, as well as input on how the problems pointed out in this comment could be solved.
If we get no ideas to solve the above problems, nor a PR, i'll however be closing this in a few months.
future reader: If you intend to submit a PR, please share your ideas on how to solve the above issues here first, so we can see together if they might work.
VanessaE commentedon May 29, 2023
Seems to me that 99% of the potential problems you bring up could be solved by simply putting small tabs down one side of the pane, each referring to a specific bot. Click the tab, see that bot's balance and assets.
If you number the bots in the "Bot comparison" table, and put corresponding numbers on the tabs (i.e. no words or names), that would avoid using too much screen space. Tooltips could be used to identify which bot each tab represents, for those who don't understand the point of the numbers.
These tabs would be drawn similar to the buttons at the top of the existing Balance display, or they could just BE actual buttons. I only call them tabs because of how they would seem to behave. For the majority of users who would only be running one bot, you just wouldn't show any tabs/buttons (or any numbers in the "comparison" table).
This would also ensure that you can show both the "pie chart" and the asset listing normally shown below it.
As for live vs. dry run mode, just write "Dry run" in the center of the pie chart, if the bot that's being shown is in that mode.
xmatthias commentedon May 29, 2023
if it's limited to 1 bot - then it provides nothing over the existing balance information, which is accessible and available for each individual bot in the Trades pane.
That's then no enhancement, just duplicate information, taking precious real-estate without providing any benefit.
We can eventually provide the double-click functionality in the bot comparison list which brings you to the corresponding trade pane (same as with the trades view we have already).
VanessaE commentedon May 29, 2023
The benefit is that it would be on the same screen -- no need to click back and forth between Trade and Dashboard.
"Precious real estate" is not the argument you think it is. If the user doesn't want the Balance display to take up space, they can just move it to the bottom of the layout, where it'll be off-screen.
The same argument could be made for the lists of open and closed trades -- why are they useful on the Dashboard, but a balance display isn't?
xmatthias commentedon May 29, 2023
Open/closed trades provide a summary over all bots - which is where it brings benefits.
obviously if you only run one bot, you'll not see a benefit - but if you run multiple bots, seeing "i have 5 open trades over 3 bots" can be beneficial.
The dashboard is there to show an overview over all bots.
I can see a benefit of it if it can show an overview / summary over multiple bots - but that brings the above mentioned issues.
I'm happy to see solutions to the above mentioned issues - but just showing 1 bot is already solved by switching to the trades pane, and will therefore not be an acceptable PR.
VanessaE commentedon May 29, 2023
"solved by switching to the trades pane" -- you missed my point. Zero clicks is better than two clicks. Having more info displayed on one screen is usually better than spreading it across two screens, if laid-out properly.
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