Ronit Jain
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* initial commit * Follow IDQH implementation * Expect a list of data handlers from LiveNodePacket * Return null if can not subscribe * refctor to add check for subscription * initialze null * Add tests * Check subscribe retuns null/not-null * cleanup * Read all required IDQH credentails to job * Use CDQH to handle all IDQH instances * constructor abstraction to call from setjob * use flag * remove redundant because derived will call initialize on it * abstract and initialize from setjob * handle null enumerators * get creds from data handlers * handle single data handler value from data-queue-handler * Fix to support a json array * Fix missed constructor call * change access modifier to access from Tests files * Add test to get brokerageFactory from dataQueueHandler * Fix init flag to handle all conditions * Add docs * initialize from setjob * Check if websocket open before using * change defination of initialzie to include tradier * clean up * change defination * fix wrong api key name * return empty enumerator * check websocket open before sending request * check connection before subscribing * fix to include more cases * check websocket open before sending request * Minor refactoring * reafctor and use IsConnected * remove unused * clean up * Fix test cases * reverse change * include config changes * connect to websocket from setjob * check websocket connection from setjob * clean up * include condition for IDQH that are not brokerage * Address review * Add market check condition before subscribe * Remove deprecated * Minor fix for deserializing data queue handler Co-authored-by: Martin-Molinero <martin@quantconnect.com>
Lean Data ToolBox
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Introduction
Lean Engine is an open-source algorithmic trading engine built for easy strategy research, backtesting and live trading. We integrate with common data providers and brokerages so you can quickly deploy algorithmic trading strategies.
The ToolBox project is a command line program which wraps over 15 tools.
Usage
Each tool requires a different set of parameters, the only required argument is '--app=', which defines the target tool and is case insensitive.
Help information is available using the '--help' parameter.
Example: --app=YahooDownloader --tickers=SPY,AAPL --resolution=Daily --from-date=yyyyMMdd-HH:mm:ss --to-date=yyyyMMdd-HH:mm:ss
Available downloaders
- '--app='
- GDAXDownloader or GDAXDL
- CryptoiqDownloader or CDL
- DukascopyDownloader or DDL
- FxcmDownloader or FDL
- FxcmVolumeDownload or FVDL
- IBDownloader or IBDL
- KrakenDownloader or KDL
- OandaDownloader or ODL
- QuandlBitfinexDownloader or QBDL
- YahooDownloader or YDL
- IEXDownloader or IEXDL
- BitfinexDownloader or BFXDL
- BinanceDownloader or MBXDL
- PolygonDownloader or PDL
- '--from-date=yyyyMMdd-HH:mm:ss' required
- '--tickers=SPY,AAPL,etc' required, except for QuandlBitfinexDownloader (QBDL)
- '--resolution=Tick/Second/Minute/Hour/Daily/All' required, except for QuandlBitfinexDownloader (QBDL), CryptoiqDownloader (CDL). Case sensitive. Not all downloaders support all resolutions, send empty for more information.
- '--to-date=yyyyMMdd-HH:mm:ss' optional. If not provided 'DateTime.UtcNow' will be used
Available Converters
- '--app='
- AlgoSeekFuturesConverter or ASFC
- '--date=yyyyMMdd' reference date.
- AlgoSeekOptionsConverter or ASOC
- '--date=yyyyMMdd' reference date.
- CoinApiDataConverter or CADC
- '--source-dir=' path to the raw CoinAPI data.
- IVolatilityEquityConverter or IVEC
- '--source-dir=' source archived IVolatility data.
- '--source-meta-dir=' source archived IVolatility meta data.
- '--destination-dir=' directory where Lean Data is located "Lean/Data".
- '--resolution=Minute/Hour/Daily' resolution of your IVolatility data. Case insensitive.
- KaikoDataConverter or KDC
- '--market=' the exchange the data represents.
- '--tick-type=Quote/Trade' the tick type being processed. Case insensitive.
- '--source-dir=' path to the raw Kaiko data.
- NseMarketDataConverter or NMDC
- '--source-dir=' source directory of unzipped NSE data.
- '--destination-dir=' directory where Lean Data is located "Lean/Data".
- QuantQuoteConverter or QQC
- '--source-dir=' directory where your QuantQuote order is extracted.
- '--destination-dir=' directory where Lean Data is located "Lean/Data".
- '--resolution=' resolution of the QuantQuote data.
- AlgoSeekFuturesConverter or ASFC
Other tools
- '--app='
- CoarseUniverseGenerator or CUG