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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using QuantConnect.Interfaces;
using QuantConnect.Logging;
using QuantConnect.Util;
namespace QuantConnect.Lean.Engine.DataFeeds
{
///
/// An implementation of that reads the list of contracts from open interest zip data files
///
public class BacktestingOptionChainProvider : IOptionChainProvider
{
///
/// Gets the list of option contracts for a given underlying symbol
///
/// The underlying symbol
/// The date for which to request the option chain (only used in backtesting)
/// The list of option contracts
public IEnumerable GetOptionContractList(Symbol underlyingSymbol, DateTime date)
{
if (underlyingSymbol.SecurityType != SecurityType.Equity && underlyingSymbol.SecurityType != SecurityType.Future)
{
throw new NotSupportedException($"BacktestingOptionChainProvider.GetOptionContractList(): SecurityType.Equity or SecurityType.Future is expected but was {underlyingSymbol.SecurityType}");
}
// build the option contract list from the open interest zip file entry names
// create a canonical option symbol for the given underlying
var canonicalSymbol = Symbol.CreateOption(underlyingSymbol, underlyingSymbol.ID.Market, default(OptionStyle), default(OptionRight), 0, SecurityIdentifier.DefaultDate);
var fileExists = false;
var zipFileName = string.Empty;
// In order of trust-worthiness of containing the complete option chain, OpenInterest is guaranteed
// to have the complete option chain. Quotes come after open-interest
// because it's also likely to contain the option chain. Trades may be
// missing portions of the option chain, so we resort to it last.
foreach (var tickType in new[] { TickType.OpenInterest, TickType.Quote, TickType.Trade })
{
// build the zip file name for open interest data
zipFileName = LeanData.GenerateZipFilePath(Globals.DataFolder, canonicalSymbol, date, Resolution.Minute, tickType);
if (File.Exists(zipFileName))
{
fileExists = true;
break;
}
}
if (!fileExists)
{
Log.Trace($"BacktestingOptionChainProvider.GetOptionContractList(): File not found: {zipFileName}");
yield break;
}
// generate and return the contract symbol for each zip entry
var zipEntryNames = Compression.GetZipEntryFileNames(zipFileName);
foreach (var zipEntryName in zipEntryNames)
{
yield return LeanData.ReadSymbolFromZipEntry(canonicalSymbol, Resolution.Minute, zipEntryName);
}
}
}
}