TradingView Indicators

A production-ready Python library for accurate financial technical analysis indicators, engineered to match TradingView platform standards.

🇧🇷 Versão em Português

🎯 Overview

TradingView Indicators is an open-source Python library that provides highly accurate implementations of technical analysis indicators used in financial markets. Built with data engineering best practices, this library addresses critical accuracy issues found in existing solutions like TA-Lib and pandas-ta.

Key Features

• ✅ Accurate Calculations - Values precisely match TradingView platform standards
• ⚡ Optimized Performance - Vectorized operations using NumPy and Pandas for processing 1M+ data points
• 🧩 Modular Architecture - Clean, maintainable code following SOLID principles
• 🧪 Comprehensive Testing - 12+ test suites ensuring reliability and accuracy
• 🔧 Type-Safe - Full type hints support for better IDE integration

📦 Installation

Install via pip:

pip install tradingview-indicators

Requirements

• Python 3.11+
• fastdtw >= 0.3.4
• numpy >= 2.3.4
• pandas[performance] >= 2.3.3
• pytest >= 8.4.2

🚀 Quick Start

import pandas as pd
import tradingview_indicators as ta

# Load your market data
df = pd.read_csv("BTCUSDT_1d_spot.csv")
source = df["close"]

# Calculate indicators
df["EMA_14"] = ta.ema(source, 14)
df["RSI_14"] = ta.RSI(source, 14)

# MACD with histogram
macd = ta.MACD(source, 12, 26, 9)
df["MACD_Histogram"] = macd.get_histogram

# Directional Movement Index
dmi = ta.DMI(df, "close")
df["ADX"] = dmi.adx()[0]
df["DI_Plus"] = dmi.adx()[1]
df["DI_Minus"] = dmi.adx()[2]

# Bollinger Bands
bb = ta.bollinger_bands(source, 20, 2)
df["BB_Upper"] = bb[0]
df["BB_Middle"] = bb[1]
df["BB_Lower"] = bb[2]

📊 Available Indicators

📁 Repository Structure

TradingView-Indicators/
├── src/
│   └── tradingview_indicators/    # Main package source code
│       ├── __init__.py            # Package initialization and exports
│       ├── moving_average.py      # MA implementations (SMA, EMA, RMA, SEMA)
│       ├── RSI.py                 # Relative Strength Index
│       ├── MACD.py                # MACD indicator
│       ├── bollinger.py           # Bollinger Bands
│       ├── stoch.py               # Stochastic oscillator
│       ├── slow_stoch.py          # Slow Stochastic
│       ├── DMI.py                 # Directional Movement Index
│       ├── CCI.py                 # Commodity Channel Index
│       ├── ichimoku.py            # Ichimoku Cloud
│       ├── TRIX.py                # Triple Exponential Average
│       ├── tsi.py                 # True Strength Index
│       ├── SMIO.py                # SMI Ergodic Oscillator
│       ├── didi_index.py          # Didi Index
│       ├── utils.py               # Utility functions
│       └── errors_exceptions.py   # Custom exceptions
│
├── tests/                         # Comprehensive test suite
│   ├── test_moving_average.py
│   ├── test_RSI.py
│   ├── test_macd.py
│   ├── test_bollinger_bands.py
│   └── ...                        # Additional test files
│
├── example/                       # Usage examples
│   ├── example.ipynb              # Jupyter notebook with examples
│   └── BTCUSDT_1d_spot.csv        # Sample market data
│
├── pyproject.toml                 # Project metadata and dependencies
├── setup.py                       # Package setup configuration
├── requirements.txt               # Development dependencies
└── README.md                      # This file

Core Components

🔧 Source Code (src/tradingview_indicators/)

The main package contains modular indicator implementations:

• Each indicator is in its own file for maintainability
• Type hints for better code quality and IDE support
• Custom error handling for data validation

🧪 Tests (tests/)

Comprehensive testing framework ensuring accuracy:

• Unit tests for each indicator
• Validation against TradingView outputs
• Edge case handling

📚 Examples (example/)

Practical usage demonstrations:

• Jupyter notebook with real-world examples
• Sample cryptocurrency market data
• Step-by-step calculation guides

🛠️ Technical Architecture

Design Principles

1. Modularity - Each indicator is self-contained and reusable
2. Accuracy - All calculations validated using TradingView values as reference
3. Performance - Vectorized operations for efficient large-scale processing
4. Maintainability - Clean code following PEP 8 and SOLID principles
5. Type Safety - Comprehensive type hints for better developer experience

Data Processing Pipeline

Raw Market Data (DataFrame/Series)
          ↓
   Data Validation
          ↓
  Vectorized Calculations (NumPy/Pandas)
          ↓
   Result Transformation
          ↓
   Type-Safe Output (Series/DataFrame)

🎓 Use Cases

• Algorithmic Trading - Build reliable trading strategies with accurate indicators
• Financial Analysis - Perform technical analysis on stocks, crypto, and forex
• Data Science - Integrate with data pipelines for market research
• Backtesting - Test trading strategies with precise historical calculations
• Education - Learn technical analysis with production-grade implementations
• Machine Learning - Calculate features for predictive models in finance

🧪 Testing

Run the test suite:

python -m pytest ./tests

The library includes 12+ comprehensive test suites covering:

• Indicator accuracy validation
• Edge case handling
• Data type validation

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! This project follows professional development standards:

1. Fork the repository
2. Write tests for your changes
3. Ensure all tests pass (python -m pytest ./tests)
4. Follow PEP 8 style guidelines
5. Submit a pull request

🔗 Links

• PyPI Package: tradingview-indicators
• GitHub Repository: m-marqx/TradingView-Indicators
• Issue Tracker: GitHub Issues

📧 Contact

For questions, suggestions, or collaboration opportunities, please send me a message via GitHub or any of my social media channels listed on my profile.

💼 Use Case

I use this library for my financial needs of accurate and reliable technical analysis indicators to compute my variables in my machine learning models, such as in my project ML-Miner.