https://equicopy.herokuapp.com/
In equicopy/settings.py set DEBUG = True
Activate a virtual environment
Start redis-server
pip install -r requirements.txt
npm install
python manage.py runserver
npm run serve
Go to http://localhost:8080
To start the scheduler Run (in 2 separate terminals):
celery -A equicopy beat -s <PATH>/celerybeat-schedule
celery -A equicopy worker -l INFO
Note: The dist directory gets installed after the npm install command is run.
This is required only for the production version and to use it run:
python manage.py collectstatic
gunicorn equicopy.wsgi
Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000
Update the URLs present in src/App.vue to https://equicopy.herokuapp.com/...
And also update the credentials in server/utils/redis.py
And instead of using celery beat the Heroku Scheduler add-on is installed.
Then push to heroku or use heroku local web to test first.
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The SC_NAME queries value should always be in Upper Case.
Append a * to the string to perform prefix based search.
Else the string has to ben an exact match.
MIN_PREFIX_LENGTH has been set to 2 (default).
You can perform the SC_NAME query according to the following rules:
https://oss.redislabs.com/redisearch/Query_Syntax/
To add Numeric filters, seperate the queries with a &.
And the value string containing , should have no spaces.
Decimal values are also allowed.
Possible Numeric filters include:
[ 'OPEN', 'HIGH', 'LOW', 'CLOSE', 'LAST', 'PREVCLOSE', 'NO_TRADES', 'NO_OF_SHRS', 'NET_TURNOV', ]
SC_NAME: CRES* & OPEN: 0.23,78.6 & LAST: 22.1,40