Quote:This is the only complete exchange right now? Poloniex is throwing an error, ok, and kraken needs to be converted to new Broker model.
See this list: https://github.com/askmike/gekko/blob/pr....md#status
So Poloniex should work, what error are you seeing? I am actually trading right now on poloniex using Gekko Broker.
EDIT: I just pushhed a fix to Gekko's integration with poloniex (outside of Gekko Broker). Please pull and try again
Quote:get rid of these npm audit warning and critical package messages.
Should be as simple as updating some outdated dependencies, this is not high on my list since I don't think Gekko can be easily exploited because of them.
Quote:Are you planning to refactor the code to use one package.json file? Maybe it is worth in this early 0.6 stage
From 0.6 onwards I want Gekko Broker (order execution) to be a separate library from Gekko. A lot of people building bots have been struggling to find proper order execution (advanced order types), especially people building systems that trade on multiple exchanges. As such I do really want to keep Gekko Broker's dependencies isolated in it's own package.json. If installing becomes even more complex I might include an installation script of sorts.
> ./web/vue/package.json
The UI is a vue frontend project, when you download a stable release you'll get a precompiled vue frontend (via webpack), in the majority of the cases you don't need this package file. Only if you want to develop the are you in need of this file. See here for more info: https://gekko.wizb.it/docs/internals/gekko_ui.html
Quote:maybe this background knowledge could be a show stopper to get started with Gekko for beginners.
I've updated the installation docs, once 0.6 is live these will be visible on the website, see here: https://github.com/askmike/gekko/commit/...0223a8c355
The codebase has already grown out of proportions. Splitting up major parts of the codebase (such as Gekko Broker) takes priority over easing installation. Note that if you are working on strategy development in simulated environments (when you are only backtesting) you only need market data and do not need Gekko Broker.