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Re: Blog post: Reading an HTTP Stream Using C++ Boost Beast [Re: AndrewAMD] #475793
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Hi Andrew,
thank you for your interest in looking into the knowledge transfer process to develop the Darwinex API plugin.
I am aware that develop a broker plugin is not an easy task. The idea behind the need of the plugin is to generate a TS based on Markowitz/Dual Momentum Strategy using selected Darwins.unfortunately due to the specific nature of the Darwin assets this is plugin is, basically a must, because the EOD quota are not available anywhere else.

There are several Zorro traders active on Darwinex and I will be more than happy to share in the DW Community the link at your website in order to generate as much as traffic is possible.
This is the link to the API testing section https://community.darwinex.com/t/darwin-api-beta-testers-wanted/4566

Ciao

Re: Blog post: Reading an HTTP Stream Using C++ Boost Beast [Re: MatPed] #475797
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I dug into the Darwinex API a little bit, and I can tell you off the bat that this REST API is a little trickier to implement because it currently only **streams** quotes, there are no snapshots. As you might imagine, streaming is not for beginners. Anyways, I know how to do it, but I cannot use Zorro's http library to stream.

Also, is there a particular reason why you want to use the REST API instead of the MT4/5 bridge? What advantages are you expecting?

Re: Blog post: Reading an HTTP Stream Using C++ Boost Beast [Re: AndrewAMD] #475806
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Thank You Andrew, the task is the stream the history not the tick values. For Darwinex project I have in mind EOD data are enough.

ciao

Re: Blog post: Reading an HTTP Stream Using C++ Boost Beast [Re: MatPed] #475832
01/09/19 17:40
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In that case, I'll do a write-up on how to download historical data from any REST API. You won't need a plugin for that, just a Zorro script. laugh

Re: Blog post: Reading an HTTP Stream Using C++ Boost Beast [Re: AndrewAMD] #475856
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great. Respect, man!

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