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 😊.
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.