12-24-2018, 06:13 AM
I took your advice and went with the REST api. Spent all day tinkering and figuring it out... proud to say I have the first part of it working exactly how I wanted. It finds the top 3 coins and sees if they match my requirements. Now I'm on to getting the CLI going. It seems pretty straight forward, although I'm not sure of the URL for the CLI gekko. Is it just my local host and I would set it up much of the same way that I set up the binance api?
For example to start gekko it would just call "http://localhost:PORT/api/startGekko" or is there more to it?
My goal is to have it fluidly switch back and forth between -- looking for a coin to trade & trading that coin --. So it ends up being a fully automated dance of finding a coin, trading that coin, rinse repeat. Is this possible to do with just the one script and one CLI? Or would I need a separate CLI gekko server running in parallel?
Honestly I'm sure you are busy working on gekko pro (which looks fantastic), so feel free to ignore these questions. I'm sure I can figure it out on my own, it just might take a while longer haha. Thanks either way!
For example to start gekko it would just call "http://localhost:PORT/api/startGekko" or is there more to it?
My goal is to have it fluidly switch back and forth between -- looking for a coin to trade & trading that coin --. So it ends up being a fully automated dance of finding a coin, trading that coin, rinse repeat. Is this possible to do with just the one script and one CLI? Or would I need a separate CLI gekko server running in parallel?
Honestly I'm sure you are busy working on gekko pro (which looks fantastic), so feel free to ignore these questions. I'm sure I can figure it out on my own, it just might take a while longer haha. Thanks either way!