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The DummyConsumerStrategy is a trading strategy class that implements the IStrategy interface. The main goal of this strategy is to populate indicators, entry trends, and exit trends for backtesting purposes. Below is a short description of what each method does:
populate_indicators(self, dataframe: DataFrame, metadata: dict) -> DataFrame:
If the strategy is acting as a consumer (receiving data from external sources), it returns a new DataFrame containing indicators calculated based on the data received from producers (external sources).
If the strategy is not a consumer, it simply returns the original DataFrame without any modifications.
populate_entry_trend(self, dataframe: DataFrame, metadata: dict) -> DataFrame: If the strategy is acting as a consumer, it returns the DataFrame received from producers without any modifications.
If the strategy is not a consumer, it again returns the original DataFrame without any changes. populate_exit_trend(self, dataframe: DataFrame, metadata: dict) -> DataFrame: If the strategy is acting as a consumer, it returns the DataFrame received from producers without any modifications. If the strategy is not a consumer, it again returns the original DataFrame without any changes. Additionally, there seems to be a part of the code that fetches data from external message producers. It iterates through the list of producers and attempts to obtain data from them for the given trading pair. If data is found, it is merged into the original DataFrame. Furthermore, the strategy sets some default values for certain columns in the DataFrame related to long/short positions and tags, ensuring they exist even if no data is received from the producers. Overall, this strategy seems to be designed to handle cases where external data sources can provide additional indicators or information to enhance the backtesting process. If acting as a consumer, it incorporates that external data into its analysis, and if not, it operates as a standalone backtesting strategy.
If the strategy is not a consumer, it simply returns the original DataFrame without any modifications.
populate_entry_trend(self, dataframe: DataFrame, metadata: dict) -> DataFrame: If the strategy is acting as a consumer, it returns the DataFrame received from producers without any modifications.
If the strategy is not a consumer, it again returns the original DataFrame without any changes. populate_exit_trend(self, dataframe: DataFrame, metadata: dict) -> DataFrame: If the strategy is acting as a consumer, it returns the DataFrame received from producers without any modifications. If the strategy is not a consumer, it again returns the original DataFrame without any changes. Additionally, there seems to be a part of the code that fetches data from external message producers. It iterates through the list of producers and attempts to obtain data from them for the given trading pair. If data is found, it is merged into the original DataFrame. Furthermore, the strategy sets some default values for certain columns in the DataFrame related to long/short positions and tags, ensuring they exist even if no data is received from the producers. Overall, this strategy seems to be designed to handle cases where external data sources can provide additional indicators or information to enhance the backtesting process. If acting as a consumer, it incorporates that external data into its analysis, and if not, it operates as a standalone backtesting strategy.
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Was not able to fetch indicators from Strategyfile.
last change: 2023-07-22 05:56:05