def run(self):
#On Each Minute
async def on_minute(conn, channel, bar):
symbol = bar.symbol
print("Close: ", bar.close)
print("Open: ", bar.open)
print("Low: ", bar.low)
print(symbol)
#Check for Doji
if bar.close > bar.open and bar.open - bar.low > 0.1:
print('Buying on Doji!')
self.alpaca.submit_order(symbol,5,'buy','market','day')
#TODO : Take profit
#Connect to get streaming market data
conn = StreamConn('Polygon Key Here', 'Polygon Key Here', 'wss://alpaca.socket.polygon.io/stocks')
on_minute = conn.on(r'AM$')(on_minute)
# Subscribe to Microsoft Stock
conn.run(['AM.MSFT'])
"--all",
"-a",
help=
"Watch the A.* feed as well, which can overwelm and backup during active times",
action='store_true')
parser.add_argument("--debug",
help="Prints debug messages",
action='store_true')
opt = parser.parse_args()
conn = StreamConn(API_KEY, API_SECRET, APCA_API_BASE_URL)
# This is another way to setup wrappers for websocket callbacks, handy if conn is not global.
on_minute = conn.on(r'AM$')(on_minute)
on_tick = conn.on(r'A$')(on_tick)
on_data = conn.on(r'.*')(on_data)
# This is an example of how you can add your own async functions into the loop
# This one just watches this program for edits and tries to restart it
asyncio.ensure_future(reloadWatch(__file__, sys.argv)())
try:
if opt.all:
# Note to see all these channels, you'd need to add a handler
# above or use --debug!
conn.run(['Q.*', 'T.*', 'AM.*', 'A.*'])
else:
conn.run(['AM.*'])
except Exception as e: