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quantconnect-filesync
Advanced tools
$ yarn global add quantconnect-filesync
(or)
$ npm install -g quantconnect-filesync
$ quantconnect-filesync -h
QuantConnect FileSync v0.0.1
Usage: quantconnect-filesync [options] [command]
Options:
-v, --version output the version number
-h, --help output usage information
Commands:
projects [options] List projects from QuantConnect
download [options] Download all files from QuantConnect to the current directory
upload [options] Upload all files from current directory to QuantConnect
watch [options] Watch for file updates in the current directory and sync changes to QuantConnect
All commands accept a --user
option to provide the QuantConnect user ID and a --token
option to provide the
QuantConnect API token. However, quantconnect-filesync
will also look in the ENV for QUANTCONNECT_USER_ID
and
QUANTCONNECT_TOKEN
and use these automatically if present. You can set these in your local environment manually or
optionally create a .env
file with these values set:
# .env
QUANTCONNECT_USER_ID=12345
QUANTCONNECT_TOKEN=ABCDEF
For project-specific commands, quantconnect-filesync
will additionally accept a --project
option to provide the
QuantConnect project ID. This option also has a corresponding QUANTCONNECT_PROJECT_ID
ENV variable that can be set in
project-specific .env
files.
$ quantconnect-filesync projects -u 12345 -t ABCDEF
QuantConnect FileSync v0.0.1
Listing all projects from QuantConnect…
1234567: Library / Alphas / RSI Alpha
8901234: Library / Alphas / Supertrend Alpha
5678901: Library / Indicators / AroonOscillator
2345678: Library / Indicators / AverageTrueRange
9012345: Strategies / Profit Strategy
$ quantconnect-filesync project -u 12345 -t ABCDEF -p 9012345
QuantConnect FileSync v0.0.1
Listing project 9012345 from QuantConnect…
Name: Strategies / Profit Strategy
Description: My profitable strategy
Project ID: 9012345
Created: 2019-03-02 16:18:45
Last modified: 2020-01-13 05:22:43
Owner ID: 12345
Language: C#
$ quantconnect-filesync download -u 12345 -t ABCDEF -p 9012345
QuantConnect FileSync v0.0.1
Downloading files for project 9012345 from QuantConnect…
Strategies / Profit Strategy:
- main.cs ✔
- MyIndicator.cs ✔
- MyAlpha.cs ✔
$ quantconnect-filesync upload -u 12345 -t ABCDEF -p 9012345
QuantConnect FileSync v0.0.1
Uploading files for project 9012345 to QuantConnect…
Strategies / Profit Strategy:
- main.cs ✔
- MyIndicator.cs ✔
- MyAlpha.cs ✔
$ quantconnect-filesync watch -u 12345 -t ABCDEF -p 9012345
QuantConnect FileSync v0.0.1
Downloading files for project 9012345 from QuantConnect…
Strategies / Profit Strategy:
- main.cs ✔
- MyIndicator.cs ✔
- MyAlpha.cs ✔
Watching for local changes to project 9012345…
ADD Strategies / DevTrader Strategy / strategy.cs ✔
CHANGE Strategies / DevTrader Strategy / strategy.cs ✔
CHANGE Strategies / DevTrader Strategy / MyAlpha.cs ✔
CHANGE Strategies / DevTrader Strategy / MyIndicator.cs ✔
CHANGE Strategies / DevTrader Strategy / MyIndicator.cs ✔
DELETE Strategies / DevTrader Strategy / MyAlpha.cs ✔
FAQs
QuantConnect file sync utility
The npm package quantconnect-filesync receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, quantconnect-filesync popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that quantconnect-filesync 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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