Closed rdabc closed 3 months ago
It seems there is no file specified in your BacktestAsset
configuration. Did you run the Data Preparation tutorial first? It generates the files used in the Getting Started tutorial.
In data preparation, I am getting an error in this cell: " from hftbacktest.data.utils.snapshot import create_last_snapshot
data = create_last_snapshot( ['usdm/btcusdt_20240718.npz'], tick_size=0.1, lot_size=0.001 ) "
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) Cell In[5], line 4 1 from hftbacktest.data.utils.snapshot import create_last_snapshot 3 # Builds 20240718 End of Day snapshot. It will be used for the initial snapshot for 20230719. ----> 4 data = create_last_snapshot( 5 ['usdm/btcusdt_20240718.npz'], 6 tick_size=0.1, 7 lot_size=0.001 8 )
File ~/Documents/Codes/hftbacktest/py-hftbacktest/hftbacktest/data/utils/snapshot.py:41, in create_last_snapshot(data, tick_size, lot_size, initial_snapshot, output_snapshot_filename) 16 r""" 17 Creates a snapshot of the last market depth for the specified data, which can be used as the initial snapshot data 18 for subsequent data. (...) 29 Snapshot of the last market depth compatible with HftBacktest. 30 """ 31 # Just to reconstruct order book from the given snapshot to the end of the given data. 32 asset = ( 33 BacktestAsset() 34 .linear_asset(1.0) 35 .data(data) 36 .no_partial_fill_exchange() 37 .constant_latency(0, 0) 38 .risk_adverse_queue_model() 39 .tick_size(tick_size) 40 .lot_size(lot_size) ---> 41 .trade_len(0) 42 ) 43 if initial_snapshot is not None: 44 asset.initial_snapshot(initial_snapshot)
AttributeError: 'BacktestAsset' object has no attribute 'trade_len'
There was a missing fix after refactoring. 3d19c1d10959c628eb864e0ed1a134399d4a759b
Hi,
I am trying to run the Getting Started notebook and I am getting the following error:
thread '' panicked at py-hftbacktest/src/lib.rs:400:20:
called
Result::unwrap()
on anErr
value: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" } note: run withRUST_BACKTRACE=1
environment variable to display a backtracePanicException Traceback (most recent call last) Cell In[2], line 64 3 asset = ( 4 BacktestAsset() 5 # Sets the data to feed for this asset. (...) 57 .last_trades_capacity(0) 58 ) 60 # HftBacktest provides several types of built-in market depth implementations. 61 # HashMapMarketDepthBacktest constructs a Backtest using a HashMap-based market depth implementation. 62 # Another useful implementation is ROIVectorMarketDepth, which is utilized in ROIVectorMarketDepthBacktest. 63 # Please find the details in the document below. ---> 64 hbt = HashMapMarketDepthBacktest([asset])
File ~/Documents/Codes/hftbacktest/py-hftbacktest/hftbacktest/init.py:165, in HashMapMarketDepthBacktest(assets) 153 def HashMapMarketDepthBacktest( 154 assets: List[BacktestAsset] 155 ) -> HashMapMarketDepthBacktest_TypeHint: 156 """ 157 Constructs an instance of
HashMapMarketDepthBacktest
. 158 (...) 163 A jited
HashMapMarketDepthBacktest` that can be used in annjit
function. 164 """ --> 165 ptr = build_hashmapbacktest(assets) 166 return HashMapMarketDepthBacktest(ptr)PanicException: called
Result::unwrap()
on anErr
value: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }