tradingview-webhooks-bot | a framework 🏗 for trading with tradingview webhooks | Bot library
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kandi X-RAY | tradingview-webhooks-bot Summary
a framework 🏗 for trading with tradingview webhooks!
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- Create a new action
- Copy lines from source to target
- Add an action
- Register an action
- Start the GUI
- Write the data to the log file
- Validate data
- Validate and return data
- Remove an action from an event
- Unlink an action to an event
- Trigger webhook events
- Trigger this event
- Remove an action from settings py
- Delete an action
- Import an event
- Add an event
- Create an event
- Register a link
- Validate account balance
- Import an action
- Link action to an event
- Get a logger
- Validate the action
- Trigger action run
- Trigger an event
- Get all logs
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QUESTION
I'm trying to have alerts sent via webhook (TradingView's new feature) to a python program, and use them to make trades with Alpaca.
I tried using ngrok plus this script I found on Github:
https://github.com/Robswc/tradingview-webhooks-bot
After changing the port to 80 (no other port seems to work, I think this is on TradingView's end) I finally got something to come through:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-27 at 20:35The NGROK url needed /webhook after it. This got me past the 405 error. The other error was caused by running it on port 80 and using http instead of https. I don't know why this is, but I basically switched it to port 5000 (default port in the Github repo) and added /webhook after the NGROK address and now it's working as it should.
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Install tradingview-webhooks-bot
There you go! Nice and simple Python version and virtualenv management.
Install pipenv sudo apt install pipenv
Once pipenv is installed, I recommend that you get familiar with it.
Navigate to the folder where you cloned the repo. You should see Pipfile and Pipfile.lock files.
Run command pipenv install
The dependencies required to get started should now be installed. Check by running command pipenv graph - You should see flask and ccxt.
If you want to install any other dependencies, or if you get an error that you're missing a depedency, simply use command pipenv install <dependency>
Starting the virtual environment: pipenv shell
Starting the flask app: python webhook-bot.py
Here is a quick start guide! Once everything is set up, you can use this guide to get started!.
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