pipeline-live
is an extension for zipline pipeline independently usable
for live trading, outside of zipline. While zipline is a great backtesting
library, the default Pipeline API requires complicated setup for data bundle,
which is often challenging to average users. Quantopian's proprietary data
sources such as Morningstar is also not available to many. This library is
to address this issue by using online API data sources and simplify the interface
for live trading usage.
The interface complies the original zipline/pipeline for the most part. For more
details about the Pipeline API, please see
Quantopian's tutorial and
zipline document.
This library predominantly relies on the IEX public data API for daily prices and fundamentals, but plans to connect to other data sources in the future. Currently supported data sources include the following.
pipeline-live
is a PyPI module and you can install it using pip
command.
$ pip install pipeline-live
This module is tested and expected to work with python 3.6 and later
Here is a simple pipeline example.
from pipeline_live.engine import LivePipelineEngine
from pipeline_live.data.sources.iex import list_symbols
from pipeline_live.data.iex.pricing import USEquityPricing
from pipeline_live.data.iex.fundamentals import IEXKeyStats
from pipeline_live.data.iex.factors import AverageDollarVolume
from zipline.pipeline import Pipeline
eng = LivePipelineEngine(list_symbols)
top5 = AverageDollarVolume(window_length=20).top(5)
pipe = Pipeline({
'close': USEquityPricing.close.latest,
'marketcap': IEXKeyStats.marketcap.latest,
}, screen=top5)
df = eng.run_pipeline(pipe)
'''
close marketcap
AAPL 215.49 1.044037e+12
AMZN 1902.90 9.293372e+11
FB 172.90 5.042383e+11
QQQ 180.80 7.092998e+10
SPY 285.79 2.737475e+11
'''
Since most of the data does not change during the day, the data access layer
caches the dataset on disk. In case you need to purge the cache, the cache
data is located in $ZIPLINE_ROOT/data/daily_cache
.
This class provides the similar interface to zipline.pipeline.engine.SimplePipelineEngine
.
The main difference is its run_pipeline
does not require the start and end dates as parameters,
and returns a DataFrame with the data for the current date (US/Eastern time).
Its constructor accepts list_symbol
function that is supposed to return the full set of
symbols as a string list, which is used as the maximum universe inside the engine.
You don't have to configure anything to use these API
This class provides the basic price information retrieved from IEX Chart API.
This provides the DataSet interface using IEX Company API.
This provides the DataSet interface using IEX Key Stats API.
It is important to note that the original builtin factors from zipline does
not work here as is, since some of them rely on zipline's USEquityPricing class.
This package provides the same set of zipline's builtin factor classes using
pipeline_live.data.iex.pricing.USEquityPricing
class. For the complete
list of builtin factors, please refer zipline document
A shortcut for IEXCompany.sector.latest
A shortcut for IEXCompany.industry.latest
You will need to set Alpaca API key to use these API.
This class provides the DataSet interface using Polygon Symbol Details API
Experimental. This class filteres symbols by the following rule to return something close to IsPrimaryShare() in Quantopian.
- must be a US company
- must have a valid financial data