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OHLC DATA #18

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returnsomeday2 opened this issue Feb 22, 2022 · 6 comments
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OHLC DATA #18

returnsomeday2 opened this issue Feb 22, 2022 · 6 comments

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@returnsomeday2
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Hi,

Is it possible to scrap ohlc candle data using the library? so far, I found the volume available in the provided examples but don't know if we can pull open close high low as well?

@akostadinov
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The project seems outdated. It doesn't reploy to pings so connection is closed early. Initial OHLC is received after the create_series call in a timescale_update message. Later on one has to monotor the du messages but take the last one for a given interval. You may get some 20 du messages per minute but they are all partial except for the last one. In this way values seem to match with a later timescale_update from a new connection short of some insignificant floating point rounding errors.

@madanmohan0507
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@akostadinov I am new to web-sockets, could you please show how this can be implemented.
Thanks :)

@akostadinov
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@madanmohan0507 , I'm not a python person. I made a ruby dump app in a private project. Invited you as collaborator. You can check it out if you want.

@madanmohan0507
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@akostadinov Thank you so much for your help. I'll definitely check it out.
:)

@fredthedead
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@akostadinov is it possible to please get an invite to that app too? I'm interested in trying to implement OHLC minutes data reading in python

@akostadinov
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@fredthedead , you're in

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