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Install Docker Compose.
Run the backtesting command:
docker-compose run --rm backtestingInstall Docker Compose.
Run the tests command:
docker-compose run --rm testsIf you want to change --max-open-trades or --stake-amount or --timerange change the .env file.
From the NostalgiaForInfinityData repository
git submodule update --remote --checkoutIf you want to update pairs user_data/data/pairlists.json from exchange:pair_whitelist or timeframe from docker-compose.yml from download-data:timerange, run the following after you changed.
docker-compose run --rm download-dataDo note that this will update the data locally on the git submodule. But it should still work.
To update either the pair list or the downloaded data time frames, please check NostalgiaForInfinityData and proceed from there.
Once the necessary changes are done in NostalgiaForInfinityData run the following:
git submodule update --remote --mergeNow commit the changes and push.
The strategy uses hyperopt values; this has some compute overhead and thus impact runtime performance with the number of parameters available in the strategy. There is a script available to transform all hyperopt values into raw values. E.g. The following line of code:
buy_dip_threshold_10_1 = DecimalParameter(0.001, 0.05, default=0.015, space='buy', decimals=3, optimize=False, load=True)
Would be transformed to:
buy_dip_threshold_10_1 = 0.015
usage: ho_to_raw_codemod.py [-h] [--strategy STRATEGY] [--output OUTPUT_PATH]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--strategy STRATEGY, -s STRATEGY
Name of the strategy
--output OUTPUT_PATH, -o OUTPUT_PATH
Output of transformed file
The script has a simple CLI, where it accepts two arguments, the strategy name, and the output file, which is the path of the transformed file. E.g.
python codemods/ho_to_raw_codemod.py --strategy NostalgiaForInfinityNext --output NostalgiaForInfinityNext_Raw.py