User Guide
A guided map for every workspace, command, and common workflow in the backtesting terminal.
Quick Start
Start in Command Center and make sure the API status is online.
Import CSV data or fetch Binance candles before running any test.
Use Strategy Studio for Pine-like scripts, or Lab for simpler configured runs.
Open Reports to review equity, drawdown, trades, replay data, and raw artifacts.
Commands And Use Cases
The home dashboard for backend health, latest reports, and the next suggested actions.
Use when: you want to know whether the platform is ready, what ran recently, or where to go next.
RefreshReloads backend health and recent report data.
Prepare DataOpens the data workspace for imports and candle fetching.
Run BacktestOpens the Lab to configure and launch a backtest.
The workspace for market data ingestion and stored candle inspection.
Use when: you do not have clean OHLCV candles yet, or you need to verify what data the backend will test against.
Import DataUploads a local CSV file and stores normalized OHLCV candles through the backend.
Fetch CandlesDownloads candles from Binance for the selected symbol, timeframe, and limit.
Inspect DataChecks the stored dataset summary, date range, close range, and quality warnings.
The execution surface for running configured strategies with capital and cost assumptions.
Use when: you are ready to run a backtest and produce a report artifact.
Test CompileCompiles the current script strategy through the backend before execution.
Run BacktestSends the configured data, strategy, cash, commission, slippage, and spread to the backend runner.
Open ReportOpens the generated report page after a successful run.
The Pine-like script authoring area for writing, compiling, importing, exporting, and saving strategy drafts.
Use when: you want to paste TradingView-like logic, inspect compatibility, or create a reusable strategy script.
New ScriptCreates a minimal runnable script scaffold.
TemplatesLoads example scripts such as RSI + MACD, Trend Cross, and Mean Reversion.
Search / ReplaceFinds text inside the editor and replaces the current match or all matches.
Test CompileSends the script to `POST /strategies/compile` and shows diagnostics, inputs, and IR.
Save DraftStores the current script and inputs in this browser.
Import / ExportMoves strategies in or out as `.pine` text or portable strategy JSON.
Show IRDisplays the backend intermediate representation used to run the strategy.
The analytics area for generated backtest artifacts.
Use when: a run is complete and you need to understand performance, risk, trades, and replay behavior.
OpenLoads a single report detail page.
Equity / DrawdownShows capital growth and peak-to-trough loss behavior.
Trade ReplayConnects candles, markers, orders, fills, position events, trades, and decisions.
Raw ReportDisplays backend JSON in LTR format for debugging and contract inspection.
The workspace for comparing multiple report summaries.
Use when: you have two or more run IDs and need to decide which configuration performed better.
Run IDsAccepts report IDs separated by commas or new lines.
Compare RunsRequests backend comparison data and shows the result.
The place for interface language, reading direction, and visual mode.
Use when: you want Persian RTL, English LTR, dark mode, or light mode.
LanguageSwitches between English and Persian; Persian also switches the app to RTL.
AppearanceSwitches the workstation between dark and light modes.
Focused Manual
All editor, compile, diagnostics, search/replace, import/export, drafts, and planned features are documented in one dedicated page.
Glossary
OHLCV
Open, High, Low, Close, and Volume candle data. Backtests need this as the market input.
Backtest
A historical simulation that checks how a strategy would have behaved on past data.
IR
Intermediate Representation. The backend-safe JSON version of a compiled strategy script.
Max Drawdown
The worst peak-to-trough capital loss during a run.
Slippage
The assumed price movement between signal and fill.
Spread
The difference between buy and sell prices, modeled as an execution cost.
Fill
The executed part of an order, including price, quantity, and costs.
Trade Marker
A chart marker showing entries, exits, stop losses, take profits, and forced exits.