feat: Add interactive exchange rate graph dashboard with hover tooltips#3
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- Add Flask web server with API endpoints for historical rate data - Add Plotly.js interactive charts with hover tooltips showing rate, fees, delivery time - Add --web and --web-port CLI flags to launch the dashboard - Add --demo-history flag to seed 30 days of realistic historical data - Support filtering by currency pair, send amount, and time range - Add flask to requirements.txt Co-Authored-By: samuels <giladsamuels1@gmail.com>
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🔴 Flask debug=True with host="0.0.0.0" exposes Werkzeug debugger to the network
The web server is launched with webapp.run(host="0.0.0.0", port=args.web_port, debug=True). The combination of host="0.0.0.0" (listens on all network interfaces) and debug=True (enables the Werkzeug interactive debugger) is a well-known security vulnerability. The Werkzeug debugger allows arbitrary Python code execution from the browser — any machine on the network can access it and execute code on the host. Either debug should be False, or the host should be restricted to 127.0.0.1.
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| def _get_session(db_url: str = "sqlite:///fx_fees.db"): | ||
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🔴 New SQLAlchemy engine and connection pool created on every HTTP request, causing resource leak
Every route handler calls _get_session() (web/app.py:19-21), which calls get_engine(db_url) (database/models.py:87-90). get_engine calls create_engine() and Base.metadata.create_all() each time, creating a brand-new engine with its own connection pool on every single HTTP request. These engines are never disposed — only the session is closed. Over time this accumulates unbounded connection pools and file descriptors, eventually leading to resource exhaustion. The engine should be created once (e.g., in create_app) and reused across requests.
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In web/app.py, the _get_session function at lines 19-21 creates a new SQLAlchemy engine on every call. Since it is called in every route handler, this leaks engines and connection pools. Fix this by creating the engine once in the create_app factory (line 148-151) and storing it on the app object (e.g., app.config['ENGINE'] = get_engine(db_url)). Then _get_session should retrieve the stored engine via app.config['ENGINE'] and only create a session from it, not a new engine. Also update all route handlers that call _get_session to use the same pattern.
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| session = _get_session(app.config.get("DB_URL", "sqlite:///fx_fees.db")) | ||
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| pair = request.args.get("pair", "GBP/USD") | ||
| days = int(request.args.get("days", 30)) |
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🟡 Unvalidated int() conversion on query parameter crashes with 500 on bad input
At web/app.py:61, days = int(request.args.get("days", 30)) will raise an unhandled ValueError if a non-numeric string is passed as the days query parameter (e.g., ?days=abc), resulting in a 500 Internal Server Error. Flask's request.args.get("days", 30, type=int) should be used instead, which returns the default on conversion failure.
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| days = request.args.get("days", 30, type=int) |
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feat: Add interactive exchange rate graph dashboard with hover tooltips
Summary
Adds a Flask-based web dashboard (
--webflag) that renders interactive Plotly.js line charts showing exchange rates per provider over a configurable time window (default 30 days). Hovering over the graph displays rate, send/receive amounts, fees, and delivery time at that point.Also adds
--demo-historyto seed 30 days of simulated historical data with random-walk + sine-wave fluctuations so the charts can be tested without live scraping.New files:
web/app.py— Flask app with/api/rates,/api/pairs,/api/amountsendpointsweb/templates/dashboard.html— Dark-themed dashboard with Plotly.js chartsweb/__init__.pyModified files:
main.py— newseed_demo_history(),--web,--web-port,--demo-historyCLI argsrequirements.txt— addedflask==3.1.0Review & Testing Checklist for Human
web/app.py:_get_session()creates a new engine (withcreate_all) on every request andsession.close()is not in afinallyblock — exceptions will leak connections. Consider caching the engine at app startup and wrapping session usage in try/finally.debug=True+host="0.0.0.0"in the--webhandler exposes the Werkzeug debugger on all interfaces. Acceptable for local dev but dangerous if ever deployed.daysquery param (int(request.args.get("days", 30))) — will 500 on non-integer input.python main.py --demo-historythenpython main.py --web, openhttp://localhost:5000, switch currency pairs/amounts/time ranges, and verify hover tooltips show correct data for each provider line.Notes
providerslist is fetched in theindex()route but not used in the template — could be removed or wired into a provider filter dropdown later.hash()is used for seedingrandominseed_demo_history, buthash()is non-deterministic across Python sessions (PYTHONHASHSEED), so demo data will vary between runs.Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/e26830c0d94e487fbda7d23e366cfafd
Requested by: @1337samuels