Hello,
maybe bot.config could be standardized as a TOML or INI file or YML file.
So editor such as VSCode can automatically render it correctly.
Here is an example of toml file (see https://toml.io/ )
# TOML-based config
[influx2]
url = "http://localhost:8086"
org = "my-org"
token = "my-token"
Here is an example of ini
; ini-based config
[influx2]
url = http://localhost:8086
org = my-org
token = my-token
So currently bot.config looks like
SLIPPAGE = 0.0008
FEES = 0.0002
CACHED_KLINES_PATH = cached_klines
INITIAL_BALANCE = 1000
and load_config implementation is
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def load_config(config_file): |
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res = {} |
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if os.path.isfile(config_file): |
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with open(config_file, "rt") as config_data: |
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for line in config_data: |
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if line.startswith("#"): |
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continue |
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try: |
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key, val = line.split("=") |
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res[key.strip()] = val.strip() |
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except ValueError: |
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pass |
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return res |
so comments start with #
so it's a mix of both ;-)
I would name bot_config.toml and use sections
# Bot configuration
[backtest]
slippage = 0.0008
fees = 0.0002
cached_klines_path = "cached_klines"
initial_balance = 1000
[livetrade]
[livetrade.binance]
api_key = "your_long_api_key_here"
api_secret = "your_other_long_api_key_here"
Hello,
maybe
bot.configcould be standardized as a TOML or INI file or YML file.So editor such as VSCode can automatically render it correctly.
Here is an example of toml file (see https://toml.io/ )
Here is an example of ini
So currently bot.config looks like
and load_config implementation is
backtester/cryptrality/__config__.py
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so comments start with #
so it's a mix of both ;-)
I would name
bot_config.tomland use sections