with #308 landing shortly we'll have daemon support for storing large time series as part of a trader's normal toolset. one of the main utilities i'm sure most would expect is the ability to edit data sets in a way that's both intuitive and simple.
UX ideas
allow user selection of datums on a chart and export to a repl (likely ipython shell) which has all the user's computational tools as well as a standard set of tsdb mgmt APIs for "fixing" data that was either written wrong or for overlaying data sets on a whim
the mgmt APIs will likely want to include:
[ ] timeseries diffing and duplication detection (the latter for when bad writes happen due to bugs or mistakes)
[ ] tsdb write/delete ability and "reload" functionality, possibly by context-menu style right click
[ ] export to a format suitable for network transport?
[ ] gap detection for attempting to find missing history frame segments
a repl (prolly ipython) which wraps all this in a suitable env (with some extensions?) for doing all the above easily from cli (so likely we'll need https://github.com/goodboy/tractor/pull/306)
with #308 landing shortly we'll have daemon support for storing large time series as part of a trader's normal toolset. one of the main utilities i'm sure most would expect is the ability to edit data sets in a way that's both intuitive and simple.
UX ideas
ipythonshell) which has all the user's computational tools as well as a standard set of tsdb mgmt APIs for "fixing" data that was either written wrong or for overlaying data sets on a whimnumbasolution is probably handy: https://stackoverflow.com/a/71854903ipython) which wraps all this in a suitable env (with some extensions?) for doing all the above easily from cli (so likely we'll need https://github.com/goodboy/tractor/pull/306)main holdups
marketstoredoesn't seem to have any obvious way to delete series segments (https://github.com/alpacahq/marketstore/issues/264)Probably more to come as this gets researched more.