@arction/lcjs-analysis
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A collection of technical analysis tools for trading, finance, investing. Calculates Technical Indicators from data. Designed to work directly with LightningChart® JS charting library. https://www.arction.com/
npm install --save @arction/lcjs-analysis
Online documentation is available at arction.github.io/lcjs-analysis
import { simpleMovingAverage } from '@arction/lcjs-analysis'
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The project is developed using TypeScript. Build system of the project heavily relies on Node.js. Dependencies are managed with npm, therefore, remember to run npm install before starting of anything else.
The project uses RollUp for creating the distributable library files.
There are several npm scripts, which are used in development process:
| Name | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| test | npm test | run tests and watch |
| lint | npm run lint | run static analyzer and watch |
| ci:test | npm run ci:test | run tests once |
| ci:lint | npm run ci:lint | run static analyzer once |
| ci:watch | npm run ci:watch | run CI circle and watch |
| build | npm run build | build the library |
| build:watch | npm run build:watch | build the library and watch |
| docs | npm run docs | build documentation |
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A data analysis library.
We found that @arction/lcjs-analysis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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