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app crypto-candlesticks-rust

Download candlestick data fast & easy for analysis

5 releases

0.1.5 Dec 20, 2021
0.1.4 Dec 17, 2021
0.1.2 Aug 24, 2021
0.1.1 Apr 27, 2021
0.1.0 Apr 27, 2021

#7 in #candlestick

GPL-3.0-or-later

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crypto-candlesticks-rust 📈

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The goal behind this project is to facilitate downloading cryptocurrency candlestick data fast & simple. Currently only the Bitfinex exchange is supported with more to come in future releases.

I created this project to port my python package crypto-candlesticks as an exercise to learn Rust.

Once the data is downloaded, it will be converted and stored in a .csv and .sqlite3 for convenient analysis. The data will include the Open, High, Low, Close of the candles and the volume during the interval and its timestamp.

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Installation

To install crypto-candlesticks-rust, run this command in your terminal:

   cargo install crypto-candlesticks-rust

Or you can get one of the pre-compiled binaries

Not for windows users: It is possible that Windows Defender will complain about the executable. The binary is packed with cargo strip and UPX after compilation.

Usage

crypto-candlesticks-rust can be used the following way:

    $ crypto-candlesticks-rust --help

    USAGE:
    crypto-candlesticks-rust --symbol <BTC> --base_currency <USDT> --interval <1m, 5, 15m, 30m, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 1D, 7D, 14D, 1M> --start_date <YYYY-MM-DD> --end_date <YYYY-MM-DD>

    FLAGS:
        -h, --help       Prints help information
        -V, --version    Prints version information

    OPTIONS:
        -s, --symbol <BTC>
                Cryptocurrency symbol to download (ie. BTC, ETH, LTC) [default: BTC]

        -b, --base_currency <USDT>
                Cryptocurrency base trading pair [default: USD]

        -i, --interval <1m, 5, 15m, 30m, 1h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 1D, 7D, 14D, 1M>
                Interval that will be used to download the data [default: 1D]

        -d, --start_date <YYYY-MM-DD>
                Date to start downloading the data (ie. YYYY-MM-DD) [default: 2020-11-01]

        -e, --end_date <YYYY-MM-DD>
                Date up to the data will be downloaded (ie. YYYY-MM-DD) [default: 2021-01-01]

Example output for CSV ✅

Open Close High Low Volume Ticker Date Time
7203 7201 7203.7 7200.1 9.404174 BTC/USD 12/31/2019 16:00:00
7201 7223.6 7223.6 7201 7.9037398 BTC/USD 12/31/2019 16:01:00
7224.4 7225 7225.5 7224.4 0.4799298 BTC/USD 12/31/2019 16:02:00
7224.981 7225.9 7225.9 7224.981 0.9294573 BTC/USD 12/31/2019 16:03:00
7225.862 7225.7295 7225.9 7225.7295 0.2913202 BTC/USD 12/31/2019 16:04:00
7225.7 7225.8673 7225.9 7225.2973 1.0319704 BTC/USD 12/31/2019 16:05:00

Example output for SQL (the timestamp is shown in milliseconds) ✅

ID Timestamp Open Close High Low Volume Ticker Interval
1 1577868000000.0 7205.7 7205.8 7205.8 7205.7 0.07137942 BTCUSD 1m
2 1577867940000.0 7205.70155305 7205.8 7205.8 7205.70155305 0.035 BTCUSD 1m
3 1577867880000.0 7205.7 7205.70155305 7205.70155305 7205.7 0.025 BTCUSD 1m
4 1577867820000.0 7205.75299748 7205.75299748 7205.75299748 7205.7 0.075 BTCUSD 1m
5 1577867760000.0 7205.75299748 7205.2 7206.3 7205.2 0.005 BTCUSD 1m
6 1577867700000.0 7205.2 7205.2 7205.2 7205.2 4.5802 BTCUSD 1m
Contributing

Feel free to open an issue or pull request.

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Dependencies

~29–44MB
~727K SLoC