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bitmex-candle-to-record
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Map a BitMEX Candle to a talib Record
npm install bitmex-candle-to-record
import bitmexCandleToRecord from 'bitmex-candle-to-record'
import Record from 'timeseries-record'
import { BitmexAPI } from 'bitmex-node'
const bitmex = new BitmexAPI()
(async () => {
const quotes = await bitmex.Trade.getBucketed({
binSize: '1d',
partial: false,
symbol: 'XBTUSD',
reverse: true
})
const records: Record[] = quotes.map(q => bitmexCandleToRecord(q, '1d'))
}) ()
BitMEX stores the time of the candle close in the timestamp
field
as opposed to the candle open (that most exchanges use). To convert
this representation of a candle to a Record
this API subtracts the
length of the session from each timestamp
, so the apparent time of a
Record
will not match its associated Candle
.
FAQs
Map a BitMEX Candle to a talib Record
The npm package bitmex-candle-to-record receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, bitmex-candle-to-record popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bitmex-candle-to-record demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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