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@ -29,6 +29,9 @@ The Bot is splitted in the following parts:
- dabo-web: Webserver for webpage overview - dabo-web: Webserver for webpage overview
For cummunicating with the exchange APIs CCXT is used: https://github.com/ccxt/ccxt For cummunicating with the exchange APIs CCXT is used: https://github.com/ccxt/ccxt
gaboishlib
Each part runs parallel to the others in its own docker-container. Each part runs parallel to the others in its own docker-container.
# Features # Features
@ -100,7 +103,7 @@ Simply it's the language I'm most familiar with.
Originally this project was supposed to be a simple script to monitor prices of equities and ETFs and set alarms at certain marks. Over time it has expanded a lot and a complete rewrite in another language would have meant a lot of additional work. So it has stayed that way until now. Originally this project was supposed to be a simple script to monitor prices of equities and ETFs and set alarms at certain marks. Over time it has expanded a lot and a complete rewrite in another language would have meant a lot of additional work. So it has stayed that way until now.
Finally, it's a hobby project and I have to see how and when I can find time for it. Finally, it's a hobby project and I have to see how and when I can find time for it, because there also has to be time for family, friends, work and other hobbies.
If there is someone who would like to rewrite this bot in e.g. Python, I would be happy to support them as best I can with this task. Just let me know. If there is someone who would like to rewrite this bot in e.g. Python, I would be happy to support them as best I can with this task. Just let me know.
# How to use/install # How to use/install