Closed baluinfo86 closed 1 year ago
Not sure I understand the question, there are no known limits... (that's an unique feature of lightweight-charts)
Looking at your empty chart, my guess is that are more than one candle with same datetime/timestamp - on that case lightweight-charts does not show any candles - typical issue that doesn't give any feedback
The best way is to give UNIX timestamp in nano seconds - something like:
df_chart['time'] = df_chart['time'].astype(int) / 10**9 # Convert to UNIX timestamp
so you can build a series like:
seriesCandlestickChart = [{
"type": 'Candlestick',
"data": [
{ "open": 10, "high": 10.63, "low": 9.49, "close": 9.55, "time": 1642427876 },
{ "open": 9.55, "high": 10.30, "low": 9.42, "close": 9.94, "time": 1642514276 },
{ "open": 9.94, "high": 10.17, "low": 9.92, "close": 9.78, "time": 1642600676 },
{ "open": 9.78, "high": 10.59, "low": 9.18, "close": 9.51, "time": 1642687076 },
Thanks a lot for the reply, seems duplicate entries was causing the issue. Able to filter the dataframe for duplicate and able to render the chart
Great stuff
Best,
Joe Rosa
Is there any settings that need to enabled when dataframe has more rows, in order to display the candle stick charts properly?