A high performance, multi-threaded, lock-free HFT systems monitoring GUI - batteries included!
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GIF is rendered at 10fps, can't upload larger size for some reason, but it's really much faster than how it looks here
- Lock-free: Lock-free data structures have significantly higher throughput (no contention) as well as lower latencies as compared to alternatives that use locks under periods of heavy load.
- Real-Time: Utilizes Barter-Data with real-time WebSocket integrations enabling the consumption of normalised tick-by-tick data.
- Multithreaded: Uses the fork-join model for delegating non-blocking market event streams into different worker threads.
- High-throughput: Uses crossbeam's unbounded MPMC channel under the hood, benchmarked to support 10 million market events per second.
Just clone it and run it bro it's easy. No more CMake shenanigans ๐.
cargo run
- Tracing subscriber for debugging and async-aware diagnostics.
- Notifications (PARTIALLY DONE): See egui-notify branch
- Tabs and Workspace functionality to preserve layouts for traders. Like this is what I mean.
- Improve multi-threading by delegating and scheduling new jobs to pre-initialized worker thread pool.
- More widgets: Look at the widget branch for more deets. (e.g Liquidity heatmap, watchlist)
- Especially this one
ssstwitter.com_1672123501463.mp4
- Naming conventions
- Egui navigation: basic centralpanel, layout stuff
- Egui, to spawn separate thread for loading data
- Egui + Reqwest + Tokio + Alpaca
- Parasyte Tokio Original implementation
- Chartbot by SwayStar (but it's not multithreaded): For drawing lines on plots and loading data from csv.