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GoCryptoTrader dbseed tool
This dbseed tool is part of the GoCryptoTrader codebase.
This is still in active development
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How to use
Prerequisites
Configuration
dbseed requires a valid database configuration in your gocryptotrader config
"database": {
"enabled": true,
"verbose": true,
"driver": "postgres",
"connectionDetails": {
"host": "localhost",
"port": 5432,
"username": "gct-dev",
"password": "gct-dev",
"database": "gct-dev",
"sslmode": "disable"
}
},
By default this will load from the default GoCryptoTrader path
For Windows users this is:
%APPDATA%\GoCryptoTrader
For Linux/macOS users this is:
$HOME\.gocryptotrader
and can be overridden with the -config flag
--config value config file to load (default: "~/.gocryptotrader/config.json")
Usage
Sub Commands
candle
file seed candle data from a file
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
command examples
dbseed candle file --exchange=binance --base=BTC --quote=USDT --interval=86400 --asset=spot --filename=../../testdata/binance_BTCUSDT_24h_2019_01_01_2020_01_01.csv
File structure for import contains the following rows with no headers:
timestamp, volume, open, high, low, close
An example of this is:
1546300800,23741.687033,3701.23,3797.14,3642,3797.14
1546387200,35156.463369,3796.45,3858.56,3750.45,3858.56
1546473600,29406.948359,3857.57,3766.78,3730,3766.78
1546560000,29519.554671,3767.2,3792.01,3703.57,3792.01
1546646400,30490.667751,3790.09,3770.96,3751,3770.96
exchange
file seed exchange data from a file
add add a single exchange
default seed exchange from default list
command examples
dbseed exchange add --name=newexchange
dbseed exchange file --filename=../../testdata/exchangelist.csv
dbseed exchange default
File structure for importing contains the following rows with no headers:
exchange
An example of this is:
binance,
btc markets,
Donations
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