Betfairviz
Create visualisations of Betfair order books
Install / Use
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betfairviz
Create visualisations of Betfair order books
Installation
Requires Python 3.5 or above.
pip install git+https://github.com/mberk/betfairviz.git@master#egg=betfairviz
Usage
Currently, the package is intended to be used inside a Jupyter notebook. When the package is imported, any objects which
are either a betfairlightweight MarketBook or an equivalent dict will automatically be rendered in a similar
fashion to the Betfair website:
More ladder levels can be displayed by using the visualise (or visualize) function (currently limited to a maximum of 5):
If you'd like to revert to displaying the order book as a dictionary, use the style argument to visualise:
Planned Features
- Vertical ladders for individual runners
- Creating visualisations outside of a Jupyter notebook
- Other visualisations such as depth plots
- Customisable themes, e.g. dark mode
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