* codebase: Remove web frontend and related services * refactor: Update StartPPROF to accept context and adjust related tests * refactor: Simplify SetIfZero functions and update related tests * config: Clarify DowngradeConfig method documentation regarding permanent removal of deprecated fields * refactor: Rename setIfZeroAndWarn to setDefaultIfZeroWarn for clarity and update related calls * refactor: Update error handling in DataHistoryManager and remove redundant error variable
GoCryptoTrader Backtester: Plugins package
This plugins package is part of the GoCryptoTrader codebase.
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Plugins package overview
Golang Plugins are supported by the GoCryptoTrader Backtester. At present, only custom strategies are supported.
Please read the Golang documentation on plugins for more information.
Building Golang Plugins
Windows
Plugin support is not yet available for Windows. However, you can still build via WSL. See below for instructions on a basic setup for WSL. Once completed, follow the instructions for Linux.
WSL Setup
The following is a basic setup for WSL: here
Linux, macOS & WSL
A plugin is a Go main package with exported functions and variables that has been built with:
go build -buildmode=plugin
This outputs a file named plugins.so which can be loaded by the backtester. At present, only custom strategies can be loaded. See here for more information on building custom strategies via plugins.
You must ensure that the plugin is built with the same version of code as the GoCryptoTrader Backtester. Otherwise the plugin will refuse to load.
Installing Golang in WSL
See the following for instructions on installing Golang in WSL: here
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