A simple tool to calculate the overall performance of an investment portfolio.

See http://www.portfolio-performance.info for more details.

• Java 8
• Maven
• Eclipse

To develop, use the latest Eclipse IDE release plus Plug-in Development Environment (PDE). PDE homepage is http://www.eclipse.org/pde/ and it can be installed via Help/Install new Software. The link for the update site is mentioned in the PDE docs.

Optionally, install via the Eclipse Marketplace

• infinitest
• ResourceBundle Editor
• SonarLint
• Eclipse Checkstyle Plug-in

Clone the git repository.

Import projects by

• selecting "Import Projects..." on the Git repository in the Git perspective
• choosing "File" > "Import..." > "Existing Projects into Workspace" from the menu

After importing the Portfolio Performance projects in Eclipse, they will not compile due to missing dependencies: the target platform is missing.

• Open the portfolio-target-definition project
• Open the portfolio-target-definition.target file with the Target Editor (this may take a while as it requires Internet access). If you just get an XML file, use right click and chose Open With Target Editor
• In the resulting editor, click on the "Set as Active Target Platform" link at the top right (this may also take a while)

Run the application and the tests with the launch configurations stored in ~/portfolio-app/eclipse folder (right-click "Run As").

⚠️ The launch configuration needs an update when bundles are added and removed or the OS platform changes. If the program does not start, try selecting "Add required plug-ins" in the launch configuration dialog.

Maven is not required (anymore) to develop Portfolio Performance as you can develop using the Eclipse IDE with the setup above. The Maven build is used for the Travis CI build.

Mac OS X / Linux

export MAVEN_OPTS="-Xmx1g"

Windows

set MAVEN_OPTS="-Xmx1g"

Run Maven 3.x.x in the 'portfolio-app' directory:

mvn clean verify -Dtycho.disableP2Mirrors

Eclipse Public License http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html