Total profit and loss calculation from option trading with options events with the Robinhood API data

Question

I'm writing an Chrome extension to calculate total profit and loss from Robinhood trading history.

Found out that total profit/loss calculation for options trading is more complicated than what I expected when counting options events such as expiration, exercise, and assignment.

I tried to think through all possible scenarios and came up with the formula that I think it will work but wanted to get some other eyes on it to see if I'm missing anything or doing it completely wrong.

// Option trading Profit / Loss occurrence

// Buy to open call options > Betting on Bullish
//    - TotalPL = (selling/expried premium * quantity) - (buying premium * quantity)
//    - Exercise (underlying_price * (quantity * 100)) - (strike_price * (quantity * 100))



// Sell to open call options > Betting on Bearish
//    - TotalPL = (buying premium * quantity) - (selling/expried premium * quantity)
//    - Assignment (strike_price * (quantity * 100)) - (underlying_price * (quantity * 100))
//
//    Example: Sell 2 of SPY $200 2023/01/06 call options at $10 premium (with the 200 shares of SPY as a collateral)
//    Senario 1) selling options before expiration
//      TotalPL = ($10 * 2) - (current premium at the time of selling * 2)
//    Senario 2) option expired in the money
//      TotalPL = ($10 * 2) - (0 * 2) >> current premium at the time of selling is $0. You keep all the credit. It is the same as senario 1.
//    Senario 3) option expired out of the money. SPY ended at $250 on 2023/01/06
//      TotalPL = ($200 * 200) - ($250 * 200)



// Buy to open put options > Betting on Bearish
//    - TotalPL = (selling/expried premium * quantity) - (buying premium * quantity)
//    - Exercise (strike_price * (quantity * 100)) - (underlying_price * (quantity * 100))



// Sell to open put options > Betting on Bullish
//    - TotalPL = (buying premium * quantity) - (selling/expried premium * quantity)
//    - Assignment (underlying_price * (quantity * 100)) - (strike_price * (quantity * 100))