Added json parsing, protocol comprehension and began executables for algs

Joel Grunbaum

2022-01-08 16b655e7c8cfb2e32e6bb839373f30ad63506f9a

 test.py

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
""".#test.py main module."""
import json
import time
import httpx
from whereismysock import all
@@ -7,19 +6,16 @@
import book
import protocol

test = False

HOST: str = 'sytev070'
PORT: str = '9000'
if (test):
    PORT: str = '9005'
else:
    PORT: str = '9000'

USER: str = 'test'
PASS: str = 'none'


def send(message):
    """Send message to exchange."""
    return httpx.post(f"http://{HOST}:{PORT}/execution",
                      data={"message": json.dumps(message),
                            "username": USER,
                            "password": PASS}).json()


def logAllIncomingMessages():
@@ -45,8 +41,6 @@
        protocol.handleMessage(bs, message)


message = {"type": "ADD", "product": "F_SOH_APP0104T1700", "price": 99.0,
           "side": "BUY", "volume": 1000000}
# print(json.dumps(message))
# print(send(message))
# printRecoveryLog()
@@ -55,9 +49,15 @@
# wstest()

bs = {}
# recoverBook(bs)
# print(list(bs))
# for i in bs:
    # print(bs[i].product)
    # bs[i].printBook()
book.testBook()
recoverBook(bs)
print(list(bs))
for i in bs:
    print(bs[i].product)
    bs[i].printBook()
    print()
    if (len(bs[i].askSide.levels) > 0):
        print(bs[i].askSide.levels[0])
    if (len(bs[i].bidSide.levels)):
        print(bs[i].bidSide.levels[0])
    print()
# book.testBook()