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The DummyConsumerStrategy is a trading strategy that is used for backtesting purposes. It implements the IStrategy interface. Here's a breakdown of its functionality:
populate_indicators:
If the strategy is a consumer, it retrieves a DataFrame containing indicator data from the specified producers.
Otherwise, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged.
populate_entry_trend: If the strategy is a consumer, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged.
Otherwise, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged. populate_exit_trend: If the strategy is a consumer, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged. Otherwise, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged. The following code segment is responsible for retrieving a DataFrame from external message producers: It iterates over the list of producers specified in the configuration. For each producer, it attempts to get the DataFrame using the specified pair and producer name. If a non-empty DataFrame is obtained, it logs a debug message and returns the DataFrame. If no DataFrame is found from the producers, it sets default values for certain columns in the DataFrame and logs a debug message, then returns the DataFrame. The following code segment checks if a DataFrame is found from the producers: It iterates over the list of producers specified in the configuration. For each producer, it attempts to get the DataFrame using the specified pair and producer name. If a non-empty DataFrame is obtained, it logs a debug message and returns True. If no DataFrame is found from the producers, it logs a debug message and returns False. In summary, the DummyConsumerStrategy retrieves indicator data from external producers if it is configured as a consumer. Otherwise, it does not modify the input DataFrame. The strategy also provides methods for populating entry and exit trends, but in this case, they don't perform any specific operations.
Otherwise, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged.
populate_entry_trend: If the strategy is a consumer, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged.
Otherwise, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged. populate_exit_trend: If the strategy is a consumer, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged. Otherwise, it returns the original DataFrame unchanged. The following code segment is responsible for retrieving a DataFrame from external message producers: It iterates over the list of producers specified in the configuration. For each producer, it attempts to get the DataFrame using the specified pair and producer name. If a non-empty DataFrame is obtained, it logs a debug message and returns the DataFrame. If no DataFrame is found from the producers, it sets default values for certain columns in the DataFrame and logs a debug message, then returns the DataFrame. The following code segment checks if a DataFrame is found from the producers: It iterates over the list of producers specified in the configuration. For each producer, it attempts to get the DataFrame using the specified pair and producer name. If a non-empty DataFrame is obtained, it logs a debug message and returns True. If no DataFrame is found from the producers, it logs a debug message and returns False. In summary, the DummyConsumerStrategy retrieves indicator data from external producers if it is configured as a consumer. Otherwise, it does not modify the input DataFrame. The strategy also provides methods for populating entry and exit trends, but in this case, they don't perform any specific operations.
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last change: 2023-04-06 23:38:39