devalpha-node
Unverified Other strategy on Multi by devalpha-io. BotFinder score 18 out of 100.
A stream-based approach to algorithmic trading and backtesting in Node.js
Source: github
BotFinder analysis pending.
devalpha-node
DevAlpha DevAlpha is a Javascript framework for creating and running your own algorithmic trading systems. It is built using TypeScript, weighs in at a less than 1500 lines of code, and is speedy as hell. The internal architecture primarily consists of one big stream and a bunch of consumers. It is implemented using the excellent Highland streams library, and also makes use of some helper functions from Redux. Features - [x] Event sourced - [x] Tiny footprint - [x] Easily extensible - [x] Simple API - [x] Thoroughly tested - [x] Typescript definitions Interested in finance? Talos is hiring senior engineers! Send an email to filip+hiring at talos.com. Installation Install using NPM: npm install devalpha Quickstart (Check out devalpha-example for a starter repo.) Getting started is easy as pie. Hook up any source of data you like and start trading in seconds. Settings Usage The createTrader-function returns an unconsumed stream, and so it is up to you to consume it (thereby running the strategy). Highland provides a number of ways of doing this (see here), but the easiest one is probab
⚠ No verified equity curve — no track-record source connected.
Drawdown profile
Data unavailable — contact the owner.
Verification ledger
How the score has moved
Recalculated at each data collection. Transparency means showing the bad weeks too.
No score history is stored yet — only the current score is shown.
Reviews & comments
No reviews collected from the source yet.
⚠ No live verification account connected — ask for proof before buying.
Alerts on changes: coming soon
Prop-firm compatibility not provided.
Open-source maintainer on GitHub.
Data-completeness & trust index (not a profitability rating)