quantpylib
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Sharing and distribution of any material taken herein is not allowed without express and written approval by HangukQuant, and is only intended for private usage. The code is meant for subscribers of hangukquant.substack.com and any member expressly allowed by HangukQuant.Welcome to the quantpylib repository! This repository is a Python package for quantitative trading and research, with in-house tools for powerful, fast, flexible and batteries-included quantitative backtesting, data retrieval and all things quant trading. The library is not specific to any strategy or trading instrument. Members are encouraged to participate in the contribution of the code.
The code requires a 3.8+ version of Python to run.
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Installation
To install this library, users need to obtain access to the private Github repo by leaving your Github id on our post or directly requesting to be shortlisted (for unpaid readers) to HangukQuant by email (hangukquant@gmail.com).
Alternatively, obtain an access pass.
You can use quantpylib in your local Python environment after cloning our repository and running bash script:
setup.py Python script.
User Documentation and Examples
You can jump into our examples here, or go through official documentation hosted here.
Running Tests
Our test suites can be run using the pytest framework. To run all tests, run