Moonloader is a service which scrapes exchange ticker data through websockets. It use this data to create various indicators and exposes them through websocket or REST apis.
Moonloader is meant to be used for educational purposes only. Use with real funds at your own risk
- A Linux server with a static ip address
- Configured API access on your exchange
- Python 3.10.x or higher
pip install -r requirements.txt
| Name | Type | Mandatory | Values(default) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| timezone | string | YES | (Europe/London) | Timezone used by the logging framework |
| debug | boolean | NO | (false) true | Logging debugging information into various logs |
| port | integer | NO | (8120) | Port to use for the internal webserver (Must be port 80 for http and Tradingview use) |
| exchange | string | YES | (binance) | Used exchange for trading |
| key | string | YES | () | API Key taken from the exchange you are using |
| secret | string | YES | () | API Secret taken from the exchange you are using |
| timeframe | string | YES | (15m) | Timerange to get ticker data from websockets - 15m means it gets 15m candles back from the exchange websocket. |
| currency | string | YES | (USDT) | Trading currency to use |
| market | string | YES | (spot) | Only spot is possible at this time |
| history_data | string | YES | (2024-09-01T00:00:00Z) | Timestamp until which date the historical data should be scraped for indicators |
| housekeeping_interval | int | YES | (86400) | Interval when the database data gets pruned in minutes. Default is 86400 which means every 60 days |
When you are ready with the configuration, copy the config.ini.example to config.ini and start the bot.
python app.py
Logs are available in the logs/ directory.