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Table of Contents

• Introduction
  • Languages
  • Platforms
  • Community
• Installation
• Usage
  • Account connection
  • Balance, equity and margin
  • Orders, trades and positions
  • Decimals
  • Symbols and assets
  • Ticks and candlesticks
  • Market components
  • Trading systems
  • Paper trading and backtesting
  • Technical indicators
• Why JavaScript/TypeScript?
• License and disclaimer
• Contributors

Introduction

Mida is an open-source and cross-platform trading engine developed by Reiryoku Technologies and its contributors. Designed from the ground up to provide a solid, versatile and platform-neutral environment for creating algorithmic and quantitative trading systems, indicators, market analysis tools or just trading applications depending on use cases.

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Languages

Mida is used with JavaScript/TypeScript on Node.js and can be additionally enhanced with C++.
Why JavaScript/TypeScript?

Platforms

Mida is platform-neutral, this means trading platforms could be easily integrated into the engine. Applications built with Mida can be easily executed on different trading platforms.

Community

Join the community on Discord and Telegram to get help you with your first steps.

Installation

Mida is distributed on npm and can be installed in just one step.

npm install @reiryoku/mida

Usage

Account connection

How to connect to a Binance Spot account,
read how to use Mida with Binance to get your apiKey and apiSecret credentials.

import { connect, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myAccount = await connect("Binance/Spot", {
    apiKey: "***",
    apiSecret: "***",
});

How to connect to a cTrader account,
read how to use Mida with cTrader to get your clientId, clientSecret, accessToken and accountId credentials.

import { connect, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myAccount = await connect("cTrader", {
    clientId: "***",
    clientSecret: "***",
    accessToken: "***",
    accountId: "***",
});

How to connect to a Bybit Futures account,
read how to use Mida with Bybit to get your apiKey and apiSecret credentials.

import { connect, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myAccount = await connect("Bybit/Futures", {
    apiKey: "***",
    apiSecret: "***",
});

How to connect to multiple accounts.

import { connect, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myAccount1 = await connect("Binance/Spot", { /* ... */ });
const myAccount2 = await connect("Bybit/Futures", { /* ... */ });
const myAccount3 = await connect("cTrader", { /* ... */ });

Balance, equity and margin

How to get the account balance, equity and margin.

const balance = await myAccount.getBalance();
const equity = await myAccount.getEquity();
const freeMargin = await myAccount.getFreeMargin();
const usedMargin = await myAccount.getUsedMargin();

Orders, trades and positions

How to buy 1 Bitcoin (opening a long position for BTC/USDT).

import { MidaOrderDirection, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myOrder = await myAccount.placeOrder({
    symbol: "BTCUSDT",
    direction: MidaOrderDirection.BUY,
    volume: 1,
});

const orderId = myOrder.id;
const executionPrice = myOrder.executionPrice;
const filledVolume = myOrder.filledVolume;
const trades = myOrder.trades;
const myPosition = await order.getPosition();

How to open a short position for EUR/USD.

import { MidaOrderDirection, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myOrder = await myAccount.placeOrder({
    symbol: "EURUSD",
    direction: MidaOrderDirection.SELL,
    volume: 0.1,
});

const orderId = myOrder.id;
const executionPrice = myOrder.executionPrice;
const filledVolume = myOrder.filledVolume;
const trades = myOrder.trades;
const myPosition = await order.getPosition();

How to open a long position for ETH/USDT with error handler.

import {
    MidaOrderDirection,
    MidaOrderRejection,
} from "@reiryoku/mida";

const myOrder = await myAccount.placeOrder({
    symbol: "ETHUSDT",
    direction: MidaOrderDirection.BUY,
    volume: 888,
});

if (myOrder.isRejected) {
    switch (myOrder.rejection) {
        case MidaOrderRejection.MARKET_CLOSED: {
            console.log("The market is closed!");

            break;
        }
        case MidaOrderRejection.NOT_ENOUGH_MONEY: {
            console.log("You don't have enough money in your account!");

            break;
        }
        case MidaOrderRejection.SYMBOL_NOT_FOUND: {
            console.log("Your account doesn't support trading Ethereum!");

            break;
        }
    }
}

import { MidaOrderDirection, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const symbol = "GBPUSD";
const lastBid = await myAccount.getSymbolBid(symbol);
const myOrder = await myAccount.placeOrder({
    symbol,
    direction: MidaOrderDirection.BUY,
    volume: 0.1,
    limit: lastBid, // Limit order, remove to place a market order
    protection: {
        stopLoss: lastBid.sub(0.0010), // <= SL 10 pips
        takeProfit: lastBid.add(0.0030), // <= TP 30 pips
    },
});

import {
    MidaOrderDirection,
    MidaPositionDirection,
} from "@reiryoku/mida";

await myPosition.close();
// or
await myPosition.subtractVolume(myPosition.volume);
// or
await myAccount.placeOrder({
    positionId: myPosition.id,
    direction: myPosition.direction === MidaPositionDirection.LONG ? MidaOrderDirection.SELL : MidaOrderDirection.BUY,
    volume: myPosition.volume,
});

const pendingOrders = await myAccount.getPendingOrders();
const openPositions = await myAccount.getOpenPositions();

await myPosition.changeProtection({
    takeProfit: 200,
    stopLoss: 100,
});

Decimals

Computers can only natively store integers, so they need some way of representing decimal numbers. This representation is not perfectly accurate. This is why, in most programming languages 0.1 + 0.2 != 0.3, for financial and monetary calculations this can lead to unreversible losses.
In Mida, decimal numbers and calculations are safe by design and accurately represented by the MidaDecimal API.

import { decimal, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

// BAD (native behaviour)
0.1 + 0.2; // 0.30000000000000004

// GOOD (with Mida decimals)
decimal(0.1).add(0.2); // 0.3

// GOOD (with Mida decimals)
decimal("0.1").add("0.2"); // 0.3

In Mida, every calculation under the hood is made using decimals and every native number passed to Mida is internally converted to decimal, input values in the Mida APIs such as a limit price are usually expressed as a MidaDecimalConvertible which is an alias for MidaDecimal | string | number, the input values are internally converted to MidaDecimal and most Mida interfaces exposes decimal numbers unless otherwise stated.

Read more about the Decimals API.

Symbols and assets

How to retrieve all symbols available for your trading account.

const symbols = await myAccount.getSymbols();

How to retrieve a complete symbol.

const symbol = await myAccount.getSymbol("#AAPL");

if (!symbol) {
    console.log("Apple stocks are not available for this account!");
}
else {
    console.log(symbol.baseAsset);
    console.log(symbol.quoteAsset);
    console.log(symbol.digits);
    console.log(symbol.minLots); // Min volume for an order
    console.log(symbol.maxLots); // Max volume for an order
    console.log(symbol.pipPosition);
    console.log(await symbol.isMarketOpen());
}

How to get the price of a symbol.

const price = await myAccount.getSymbolBid("BTCUSDT");
// or
const symbol = await myAccount.getSymbol("BTCUSDT");
const price = await symbol.getBid();

console.log(`Bitcoin price is ${price} USDT`);

Ticks and candlesticks

How to listen the real-time ticks of a symbol.

import { watchTicks, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const watcher = await marketWatcher({ tradingAccount: myAccount, });

await watcher.watch("BTCUSDT", { watchTicks: true, });

watcher.on("tick", (event) => {
    const { tick, } = event.descriptor;

    console.log(`Bitcoin price is now ${tick.bid} USDT`);
});

Furthermore, ticks can be directly listened using the watchTicks() shorthand.

import { watchTicks, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

watchTicks(myAccount, "BTCUSDT", (event) => {
    const { tick, } = event.descriptor;

    console.log(`Bitcoin price is now ${tick.bid} USDT`);
});

How to listen the real-time candlesticks of a symbol (when the last live candlesticks are updated/closed).

import {
    marketWatcher,
    MidaTimeframe,
} from "@reiryoku/mida";

const watcher = await marketWatcher({ tradingAccount: myAccount, });

await watcher.watch("BTCUSDT", {
    watchPeriods: true,
    timeframes: [
        MidaTimeframe.M5,
        MidaTimeframe.H1,
    ],
});

watcher.on("period-update", (event) => {
    const { period, } = event.descriptor;

    switch (period.timeframe) {
        case MidaTimeframe.M5: {
            console.log("Last live M5 candlestick updated");

            break;
        }
        case MidaTimeframe.H1: {
            console.log("Last live M5 candlestick updated");

            break;
        }
    }
});

watcher.on("period-close", (event) => {
    const { period, } = event.descriptor;

    switch (period.timeframe) {
        case MidaTimeframe.M5: {
            console.log(`M5 candlestick closed at ${period.close}`);

            break;
        }
        case MidaTimeframe.H1: {
            console.log(`H1 candlestick closed at ${period.close}`);

            break;
        }
    }
});

How to get the historical closed candlesticks of a symbol (in Mida, candlesticks and bars are generically called periods).

import { MidaTimeframe, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const periods = await myAccount.getSymbolPeriods("EURUSD", MidaTimeframe.M30);
const lastPeriod = periods.at(-1);

console.log("Last candlestick start time: " + lastPeriod.startTime);
console.log("Last candlestick OHLC: " + lastPeriod.ohlc);
console.log("Last candlestick close price: " + lastPeriod.close);

When listening events in Mida, the on() method returns an id which can be used later to unsubscribe from the event listener.

const id = watcher.on("period-close", (event) => { /* ... */ });

watcher.removeEventListener(id);

Market components

A market component is way to encapsulate logic and data reactively evolving as the underlying market changes. Market components can be used to easily create trading systems and independent market analysis logic.

Read more about Reactive Programming in Financial Markets.

How to create a market component detecting overbought markets

import { marketComponent, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

// A reactive component detecting overbought markets
const OverboughtDetector = marketComponent({
    indicators: {
        myIndicator: {
            type: "RSI",
            options: { length: 14, },
            input: {
                timeframe: MidaTimeframe.M30, // Use M30 candles
                type: "close", // Use close prices
            },
        },
    },
    computed: {
        // A variable calculated every market update
        isOverbought () {
            return this.myIndicator.lastValue.greaterThan(80);
        },
    },
    // A hook fired once in the component's lifetime, use as async constructor
    async created () {
        console.log("Hello World!");
    },
    // A hook fired every market update (market ticks, closed candles...)
    async update () {
        console.log(this.isOverbought);
    },
    // A targeted hook fired every candle close
    async periodClose$M15 (period) {
        console.log("Closed M15 candle");
    }
});

How to execute a market component

const overboughtDetector = await OverboughtDetector(myAccount, "ETHUSD");

How to create a simple market ticker

import { marketComponent, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

// A component logging the market prices
const Ticker = marketComponent({
    computed: {
        spread () {
            return this.$ask.sub(this.$bid);
        },
    },
    update () {
        console.log(`Market price has changed for symbol ${this.$symbol}`);

        console.log(`Bid price is ${this.$bid}`);
        console.log(`Ask price is ${this.$ask}`);

        console.log(`The spread is ${this.spread}`);
    },
});

The this of a market component assumes the state of the component which is composed by data such as computed variables, indicators and methods, plus some builtin variables such as the current candles, bid and ask prices of the market, which are self-updating in response to market updates.

// The builtin market component variables
type MidaMarketComponentState = Record<string, any> & {
    $component: MidaMarketComponent;
    $dependencies: MidaMarketComponentState[];
    $tradingAccount: MidaTradingAccount;
    $watcher: MidaMarketWatcherDirectives;
    $symbol: string;
    $bid: MidaDecimal;
    $ask: MidaDecimal;
    $ticks: MidaTick[];
    $periods: Record<MidaTimeframe, MidaPeriod[]>;
    $livePeriods: Record<MidaTimeframe, MidaPeriod>;
    $indicators: Record<string, MidaIndicator>;
};

Market component hooks

The update() hook is triggered by various market events, such as a market tick, the closing of a candle, or the opening or closing of the market itself. Consequently, each market event corresponds to its own specific hook.

import { marketComponent, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

const Component = marketComponent({
    async tick () {
        // Fired when there is a market tick
    },

    async periodUpdate (period) {
        // Fired when a last live candlestick is updated
    },

    async periodClose (period) {
        // Fired when a candlestick is closed
    },

    // Furthermore, specific timeframes can be targeted
    async periodClose$M15 (period) {
        // Fired when a M15 candlestick is closed
    },

    async marketOpen () {
        // Fired when the market opens
    },

    async update () {
        // Fired when there is any market update of the above
    },
});

Read more about Reactive Programming in Financial Markets.

Trading systems

How to create a trading system (expert advisor or trading bot).
Trading systems are used under the hood to regulate and execute market components. It's recommended to use the Market Components API over the Trading Systems API as it allows to quickly develop and maintain an idea in a declarative way.

import {
    MidaTradingSystem,
    MidaTimeframe,
} from "@reiryoku/mida";

class SuperTradingSystem extends MidaTradingSystem {
    watched () {
        return {
            "BTCUSDT": {
                watchTicks: true,
                watchPeriods: true,
                timeframes: [ MidaTimeframe.H1, ],
            },
        };
    }

    async configure () {
        // Called once per instance before the first startup
        // can be used as async constructor
    }

    async onStart () {
        console.log("The trading system has started...");
    }

    async onTick (tick) {
        // Implement your strategy
    }

    async onPeriodClose (period) {
        console.log(`H1 candlestick closed at ${period.open}`);
    }

    async onStop () {
        console.log("The trading system has been interrupted...");
    }
}

How to execute a trading system.

import { connect, } from "@reiryoku/mida";
import { SuperTradingSystem, } from "./SuperTradingSystem";

const myAccount = await connect(/* ... */);
const mySystem = new SuperTradingSystem({ tradingAccount: myAccount, });

await mySystem.start();

Paper trading and backtesting

Mida comes with an out of the box simulator of exchanges and spot trading accounts, for paper trading and backtesting read Paper Trading with Mida.

Technical indicators

Mida comes with builtin indicators written in C for native performance. Additionally, new indicators can be created.

How to calculate SMA (Simple Moving Average).

import { Mida, MidaTimeframe, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

// Get latest candlesticks on H1 timeframe
const candlesticks = await myAccount.getSymbolPeriods("EURUSD", MidaTimeframe.H1);
const closePrices = candlesticks.map((candlestick) => candlestick.close);

// Calculate RSI on close prices, pass values from oldest to newest
const sma = await Mida.createIndicator("SMA").calculate(closePrices);

// Values are from oldest to newest
console.log(sma);

How to calculate RSI (Relative Strength Index).

import { Mida, MidaTimeframe, } from "@reiryoku/mida";

// Get latest candlesticks on H1 timeframe
const candlesticks = await myAccount.getSymbolPeriods("BTCUSDT", MidaTimeframe.H1);
const closePrices = candlesticks.map((candlestick) => candlestick.close);

// Calculate RSI on close prices, pass values from oldest to newest
const rsi = await Mida.createIndicator("RSI", { period: 14, }).calculate(closePrices);

// Values are from oldest to newest
console.log(rsi);

Why JavaScript/TypeScript?

At Reiryoku Technologies we hold the firm belief that JavaScript/TypeScript is the optimal choice for algorithmic trading in financial markets, due to several key factors:

Firstly, the language's easy learning curve empowers traders to focus on developing effective strategies without being encumbered by intricate technicalities such as memory management. This streamlined learning experience accelerates the deployment of trading algorithms, enabling market participants to swiftly adapt to dynamic market conditions.

Secondly, JavaScript/TypeScript excels in managing networking capabilities and handling asynchronous tasks, making it a formidable choice for algorithmic trading. Its robust networking capabilities facilitate real-time data processing and seamless communication, allowing traders to swiftly access and analyze market information. The language's efficient handling of asynchronous tasks enables simultaneous management of multiple market feeds, execution of trades, and response to market events, ensuring optimal performance and responsiveness.

Finally, we designed Mida offering the flexibility to use C++, this integration allows for enhanced performance optimizations combined with the strengths of JavaScript/TypeScript for rapid development and strategy-focused programming.

License and disclaimer

LICENSE

Trading in financial markets is highly speculative and carries a high level of risk. It's possible to lose all your capital. This project may not be suitable for everyone, you should ensure that you understand the risks involved. Mida, Reiryoku Technologies and its contributors are not responsible for any technical inconvenience that may lead to money loss, for example a stop loss not being set.

Contributors

Keywords

Algotrading Node.js, Binance Node.js API, cTrader Node.js API, Bybit Node.js API, bitFlyer Node.js API