Trigerr

Trigerr is a Python package for quantitative trading research and analysis. It is being developed as an open-source successor to an earlier internal package, with an initial focus on dependable offline tools: technical indicators, OHLCV utilities, market-structure analysis, P&L calculations, reports, and in-memory backtesting.

Status

Trigerr is in its initial migration phase. The import namespace and packaging are ready; the public API is not yet stable. Network-connected data and order integrations will be redesigned as optional adapters rather than treated as part of the core package.

Trigerr supports Python 3.10 and newer.

Installation

pip install trigerr

For local development from a checkout:

pip install -e ".[dev]"
python -m pytest

Current configuration API

The existing configuration helpers remain available while the integration layer is migrated:

import trigerr

trigerr.set_api_key("your-api-key")
trigerr.set_data_url("https://data.example.com/")
trigerr.set_orders_url("https://orders.example.com/")

Do not use real trading credentials in examples, tests, or committed files.

Roadmap

The near-term focus is stabilizing the offline analysis core (indicators, utilities, backtesting) and reshaping the network-connected data and order integrations into optional adapters.

License

Trigerr is released under the MIT License.