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trade-living-cli

v0.1.2

Published

a month ago

Professional trading analysis CLI based on Triple Screen Trading System.

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Trade Living CLI

Trade Living CLI is a TypeScript command-line trading analysis workbench based on the Triple Screen Trading System.

It is designed for analysis and risk control only. It does not place trades.

Quick Start

npm install
npm run check
npm test
npm run build
npm run dev -- analyze AAPL.US --pretty

Commands

trade-living portfolio
trade-living init
trade-living init --channel telegram --telegram-chat-id 123456 --model-provider codex --daemon
trade-living init --yes --json --dry-run --channel telegram --telegram-chat-id 123456
trade-living daemon start --command "trade-living portfolio --json" --interval 300
trade-living daemon status
trade-living analyze AAPL.US
trade-living --notify-channel telegram --markdown analyze AAPL.US
trade-living momentum AAPL.US
trade-living triple AAPL.US
trade-living force AAPL.US
trade-living risk AAPL.US --entry 210 --stop 201 --equity 100000
trade-living report

All commands are expected to support --json, --markdown, --pretty, and --debug as the implementation matures.

Release

Publishing is automated through GitHub Actions.

Add an npm automation token as the repository secret NPM_TOKEN.
Update package.json version.
Commit the version change.
Create and push a matching semver tag:

git tag v0.1.0
git push origin v0.1.0

The workflow verifies type-check, tests, build, and package contents before running npm publish --access public.