myTradeTracker/SIMPLE_DEPLOYMENT.md

Simple Deployment Guide

Quick Fix for Rate Limiting

You can deploy the rate limiting fix without manually editing files. I've created two approaches:

Approach 1: Automatic (Recommended)

I'll create scripts that automatically update the necessary files.

Approach 2: Manual (if you prefer)

Just 2 small changes needed:

Change 1: Update main.py (backend)

File: backend/app/main.py

Find this line:

from app.api.endpoints import accounts, transactions, positions, analytics

Change to:

from app.api.endpoints import accounts, transactions, positions, analytics_v2 as analytics

That's it! By importing analytics_v2 as analytics, the rest of the file works unchanged.

Change 2: Update App.tsx (frontend)

File: frontend/src/App.tsx

Find this line:

import Dashboard from './components/Dashboard';

Change to:

import Dashboard from './components/DashboardV2';

That's it! The component props are identical, so nothing else needs to change.

Deploy Steps

# 1. Transfer files (on your Mac)
cd /Users/chris/Desktop/fidelity
./deploy-rate-limiting-fix.sh

# 2. SSH to server
ssh pi@starship2
cd ~/fidelity

# 3. Make the two changes above, then rebuild
docker compose down
docker compose build --no-cache backend frontend
docker compose up -d

# 4. Run migration (adds market_prices table)
sleep 30
docker compose exec backend alembic upgrade head

# 5. Verify
curl "http://localhost:8000/api/analytics/overview/1?refresh_prices=false"

Testing

1. Open dashboard: http://starship2:3000
2. Should load instantly!
3. Click account dropdown, select your account
4. Dashboard tab loads immediately with cached data
5. Click "🔄 Refresh Prices" button to get fresh data

Logs to Expect

Before (with rate limiting issues):

429 Client Error: Too Many Requests
429 Client Error: Too Many Requests
429 Client Error: Too Many Requests

After (with fix):

Cache HIT (fresh): AAPL = $150.25 (age: 120s)
Cache HIT (stale): TSLA = $245.80 (age: 320s)
Cache MISS: AMD, fetching from Yahoo Finance...
Fetched AMD = $180.50

Rollback (if needed)

To go back to the old version:

# In main.py, change back to:
from app.api.endpoints import accounts, transactions, positions, analytics

# In App.tsx, change back to:
import Dashboard from './components/Dashboard';

# Rebuild
docker compose build backend frontend
docker compose up -d

The market_prices table will remain (doesn't hurt anything), or you can drop it:

DROP TABLE market_prices;