A local HTTP server to fetch cryptocurrency BUY/SELL signals from TradingView, that wraps the tradingview_ta python package. The returned data are in JSON format and are language-agnostic.

It takes one line to get the server up and running using docker, without even cloning the repo.

docker run -it -p 8002:6666 pcko1/tvcs:latest --pairs BTCUSDT,ETHBTC,LINKUSDT --interval 1h --exchange BINANCE

After the server starts, you can access the results at http://localhost/8002 and a GET request refreshes them.

The results are in JSON format and the timestamp is UTC:

[ { "pair": "BTCUSDT", "exchange": "BINANCE", "interval": "1h", "recommendation": "BUY", "votes": { "buy": 16, "sell": 3, "neutral": 9 }, "timestamp": 1611006994 }, { "pair": "ETHBTC", "exchange": "BINANCE", "interval": "1h", "recommendation": "BUY", "votes": { "buy": 13, "sell": 6, "neutral": 9 }, "timestamp": 1611006994 }, { "pair": "LINKUSDT", "exchange": "BINANCE", "interval": "1h", "recommendation": "SELL", "votes": { "buy": 10, "sell": 9, "neutral": 9 }, "timestamp": 1611006995 } ]

• exchange: All exchanges supported by tradingview_ta, e.g. BINANCE (default) or BITTREX
• pairs: All crypto pairs found on the chosen exchange, e.g. BTCUSDT(default)
• interval: All time intervals supported by tradingview_ta, i.e. 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d (default), 1w, 1M.

You may find pre-built images for different OS and H/W architectures:

• pcko1/tvcs:linux/amd64
• pcko1/tvcs:linux/arm64
• pcko1/tvcs:linux/arm/v/7
• pcko1/tvcs:linux/arm/v/6

DISCLAIMER: The signals provided by this package do not correspond to financial advice. Refer to TradingView on how to use them.