Go Tradingview Ta

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go-tradingview-ta is an unofficial Go client for TradingView's public scanner endpoint. It retrieves both normalized recommendation signals and the raw indicator values returned by TradingView.

The zero values of TradingView and Client are ready to use.

Why This Package

• Small API surface with an idiomatic Go layout.
• Raw numeric values and normalized Strong Sell to Strong Buy signals.
• Support for daily and intraday intervals.
• Configurable HTTP client for tests, custom transports, and alternative endpoints.

Installation

go get github.com/artlevitan/go-tradingview-ta@latest

Quick Start

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"

	tradingview "github.com/artlevitan/go-tradingview-ta"
)

func main() {
	var ta tradingview.TradingView

	if err := ta.Get("BINANCE:BTCUSDT", tradingview.Interval4Hour); err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	fmt.Println("summary:", ta.Recommend.Global.Summary)
	fmt.Println("close:", ta.Value.Prices.Close)
}

The default entry point is (*TradingView).Get. For advanced use cases, use Client directly with a custom HTTPClient or BaseURL.

TradingView.Recommend contains normalized recommendation signals:

tradingview.SignalStrongSell
tradingview.SignalSell
tradingview.SignalNeutral
tradingview.SignalBuy
tradingview.SignalStrongBuy

TradingView.Value contains the raw numeric values returned by TradingView for the requested symbol and interval.

For custom transports, tests, or alternative endpoints, use tradingview.Client directly.

client := tradingview.Client{
	HTTPClient: http.DefaultClient,
}

var ta tradingview.TradingView
if err := client.Get(&ta, "BINANCE:BTCUSDT", tradingview.Interval1Hour); err != nil {
	log.Fatal(err)
}

Features

• TradingView-style recommendation buckets for summary, oscillators, and moving averages.
• Raw values for RSI, Stoch, CCI20, ADX, AO, Momentum, MACD, pivots, moving averages, and price fields.
• Public Client type for dependency injection and deterministic tests.
• Lightweight package design that stays close to standard Go conventions.

Intervals

tradingview.Interval1Min
tradingview.Interval5Min
tradingview.Interval15Min
tradingview.Interval30Min
tradingview.Interval1Hour
tradingview.Interval2Hour
tradingview.Interval4Hour
tradingview.Interval1Day
tradingview.Interval1Week
tradingview.Interval1Month

An empty or unknown interval is treated as daily data.

License

MIT