Signal Backtester
a small repo Based on Backtesting Lib .
easiest way to backtest your generated signal
Quick Start
installation
pip install signal-backtester
Usage
from signal_backtester import SignalBacktester
# address of your dataset file
# columns should include "Open, High, Low, Close, Volume, signal"
backtest = SignalBacktester(
dataset="/home/xibalbas/sample.csv",
strategy='two_side_sl_tp_reversed',
cash=1000,
commission=0.0005, # equal 0.05 %
percent_of_portfolio=99,
stop_loss=1,
take_profit=10,
trailing_stop=3, # if you are using trailing stop
time_frame='30m',
output_path='.' # path of result files
)
backtest.run()
strategy
available strategy to use are :
two_side_sl_tp_reversedtwo_side_sl_trailing_reversedone_side_buy_sl_tpone_side_sell_sl_tpone_side_buy_sl_trailingone_side_sell_sl_trailing
dataset structure
your data set structure should be like this table
your buy signals should generate as 2 and your sell signals should generate as 1
you must have this columns in your dataset
- Date
- Open
- High
- Low
- Close
- Volume
- signal
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