Live Tool: https://majedpro.github.io/pbview/

A comprehensive web-based viewer for PassiveBot trading configuration files. This tool provides an intuitive interface to analyze and visualize all aspects of your PassiveBot configurations.

• Core Metrics: Total Gain, ADG, Sharpe Ratio, Omega Ratio, Max Drawdown, Loss/Profit Ratio
• Advanced Ratios: Calmar Ratio, Sortino Ratio, Sterling Ratio
• Weighted Metrics: ADG, Sharpe, Omega, and Calmar weighted calculations
• Position Statistics: Hold times, positions per day, and trading frequency analysis
• Visual Progress Bars: Color-coded performance indicators

• Comprehensive Parameter Display: 20+ parameters per long/short side
• Entry Settings: Grid spacing, quantity percentages, EMA distances
• Close Settings: Markup ranges, quantity percentages, trailing parameters
• Risk Management: Unstuck thresholds, loss allowances, exposure limits
• Filter Settings: Volume clips, rolling windows, and market conditions

• Flexible Symbol Handling: Supports both array and object formats
• Exchange Management: Multi-exchange trading configurations
• Date Ranges: Start/end dates with balance information
• Advanced Settings: OHLCVS combining, cache compression, gap tolerance

• Execution Parameters: Delays, batch limits, market orders
• Risk Controls: Coin age requirements, restart limits, price thresholds
• Approved Coins: Flexible long/short or unified coin lists
• Performance Monitoring: PnL lookback, OHLCVS updates

• Algorithm Settings: Iterations, population size, CPU usage
• Genetic Parameters: Crossover and mutation probabilities
• Parameter Bounds: Visual range displays for optimization limits
• Scoring Methods: Multi-objective optimization criteria

• Dark Theme: Professional, eye-friendly interface
• Drag & Drop: Seamless file loading with visual feedback
• Responsive Design: Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
• Auto-Expansion: All sections expanded by default for quick overview
• Global File Reload: Drop new configs anywhere on the page
• Progress Indicators: Real-time loading animations

1. Download: Save config-viewer.html to your computer
2. Open: Double-click the file or open in any modern web browser
3. Load Config: Drag and drop your config.json file or click to browse
4. Analyze: Explore all sections of your configuration data

• ✅ Standard PassiveBot Configs: Full analysis with performance data
• ✅ Basic Bot Configs: Configuration-only files (like BTCUSDT.json)
• ✅ Mixed Formats: Handles both object and array structures seamlessly

// Standard format with analysis
{
  "analysis": { "adg": 0.009, "sharpe_ratio": 0.139, ... },
  "backtest": { "symbols": {"binance": ["BTCUSDT"], ...} },
  "bot": { "long": {...}, "short": {...} },
  "live": { "approved_coins": {"long": [...], "short": [...]} },
  ...
}

// Simple format without analysis
{
  "backtest": { "symbols": ["BTCUSDT"] },
  "live": { "approved_coins": ["BTCUSDT"] },
  ...
}

• Modern Web Browser: Chrome 80+, Firefox 75+, Safari 13+, Edge 80+
• JavaScript: Must be enabled
• File Access: Local file reading capability
• No Installation: Runs entirely in the browser

• 100% Client-Side: No data is sent to any server
• Local Processing: All analysis happens in your browser
• No Dependencies: Self-contained HTML file with embedded resources
• Offline Capable: Works without internet connection

• 🟢 Green: Good performance metrics and positive values
• 🟡 Orange: Medium performance metrics
• 🔴 Red: Poor performance metrics and negative values
• 🔵 Blue: Neutral information and section headers

• Auto-fit Columns: Adapts to screen size automatically
• Minimum Widths: Ensures readability on all devices
• Flexible Spacing: Optimized for both desktop and mobile viewing

1. File Won't Load

   • Ensure the file is valid JSON
   • Check that JavaScript is enabled
   • Try refreshing the page

2. Missing Data

   • Some sections may not appear if data is missing from config
   • This is normal for basic configuration files

This is a single-file application designed for simplicity and portability. To contribute:

1. Fork the repository
2. Modify the config-viewer.html file
3. Test with various PassiveBot configuration files
4. Submit a pull request with your improvements

• Maintain the single-file architecture
• Ensure backward compatibility with existing config formats
• Test with both analysis and non-analysis configurations
• Keep the dark theme consistent
• Ensure mobile responsiveness

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.

• PassiveBot Community: For providing the configuration formats and use cases

Made with ❤️ for the PassiveBot community

For questions, issues, or feature requests, please open an issue on GitHub.