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binbot-charts

v0.12.1

Published

Binbot charts is the default candlestick bars chart used in terminal.binbot.in to render bots graphically.

Readme

Binbot charts is default candlestick bars chart used in terminal.binbot.com to render bots graphically, packaged to be used in React. Import it in your project as a React component

import TVChartContainer from 'binbot-charts'

Multi-Exchange Support

This library now supports multiple cryptocurrency exchanges. You can configure which exchange to use and which exchanges to make available for symbol search.

Supported Exchanges

  • Binance - Default exchange
  • KuCoin - Added in v0.7.3+

Usage Example

import TVChartContainer, { SUPPORTED_EXCHANGES } from 'binbot-charts';

function MyChart() {
  return (
    <TVChartContainer
      symbol="BTCUSDT"
      interval="1h"
      exchange="binance"  // or "kucoin"
      supportedExchanges={["binance", "kucoin"]}
    />
  );
}

Props

  • exchange (optional, default: "binance"): The exchange to use for fetching data. Options: "binance", "kucoin"
  • supportedExchanges (optional, default: ["binance", "kucoin"]): Array of exchanges to include in symbol search
  • symbol (optional, default: "BTCUSDT"): Trading pair symbol
  • interval (optional, default: "1h"): Chart interval/timeframe
  • timescaleMarks (optional): Array of custom marks to display on the timeline
  • orderLines (optional): Array of order lines to display on the chart
  • onTick (optional): Callback function for real-time tick updates
  • getLatestBar (optional): Callback function to get the latest bar data

Exchange Configuration

You can also import and use the exchange configurations directly:

import { SUPPORTED_EXCHANGES, ExchangeConfig } from 'binbot-charts';

// Access exchange configuration
const binanceConfig = SUPPORTED_EXCHANGES.binance;
console.log(binanceConfig.restApiUrl); // "https://api.binance.com"

How to start

  1. Run npm install && npm start. It will build the project and open a default browser with the Charting Library.
  2. library_path should be node_modules/dist/charting_library
  3. Write a script to copy charting_library to public/charting_library during build. E.g. cp -r node_modules/dist/charting_library/ src/public/charting_library

About This Project

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

Notes

The earliest supported version of Node of the charting library for these examples is v20.