Add MS_SimpleExport bot + hardened Linux export-runner

MS_SimpleExport is a market-data exporter (M1/Tick -> zipped binary), driven
headless via the official cTrader-console Docker image. This adds the bot and a
hardened bash driver that runs the scrape on a Linux host, spawning one ephemeral
console container per backtest window.

- src/MS_SimpleExport: the cBot; csproj aligned to the repo's Linux template
  (AlgoPublish=false, cTrader.Automate 1.*-*).
- scripts/export-runner.sh: hardened port of the Unraid driver -- retry-then-abort
  on transient failure, gap-aware resume, current-month end-date clamp, 3-way run
  classification with a per-run timeout, and ZIP validation before rename.
- scripts/export.env.example: deployment config template (real values live in the
  gitignored runtime/export.env).
- docs/export-runner-quirks.md: the multi-lens audit findings and hardening decisions.
- .gitignore: ignore runtime/ (secrets, the placed .algo, the symbol list).
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# Local tool installs
.dotnet/
# Deployment runtime: secrets (password.txt), the placed .algo, the symbol list,
# and the credentials env file. Never commit any of this.
runtime/
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# export-runner.sh — quirk audit & hardening decisions
`scripts/export-runner.sh` is the Linux-host port of the original Unraid data-export
driver. Before going live it was put through a multi-lens adversarial audit (5 review
lenses over the script **and** the `MS_SimpleExport` cBot, each finding independently
verified). 49 findings survived verification, deduplicating to ~18 distinct quirks.
This document records what was fixed, what was a deliberate behaviour choice, and what
is intentionally left alone — so the rationale is not lost.
## Behaviour decisions (the load-bearing ones)
| Topic | Decision | Why |
|---|---|---|
| **Transient failure** | Retry ×3, then **hard-abort** the whole run | A login stall / crash / timeout must never be silently treated as "empty month". Aborting loudly means a gap is noticed, not buried. |
| **Resume** | **Gap-aware**: walk every month from the symbol's first data month to now; scrape only **missing** months + the **trailing edge** (latest existing + current). | Fixes the silent middle-gap (old `ls\|sort\|tail-1` resume never backfilled) **and** stops overwriting known-good middle files. |
| **Empty month** | Don't write empty files. A clean `No historical data` is classified **empty → skip**. | For continuously-active instruments a true in-range empty month effectively never occurs; the empty path is purely defensive and must not trip the hard-abort. |
| **Current month** | Clamp the end date to **yesterday** | cTrader rejects a backtest whose end date is in the future (proven), so the whole current month was being dropped. Clamping captures the partial month now; next month's edge re-scrape completes it. |
## Classification — the core of the hardening
`run_one` reads the console log stream (with a per-run `timeout`) and classifies the
outcome, instead of trusting a single stdout sentinel:
- `DATA_FOUND` / `EXPORT_SUCCESS`**success** (rc 0)
- `No historical data for the specified period`**clean-empty** (rc 3, skipped)
- anything else — timeout, `ERROR:`, a result block with no verdict, a dead stream → **transient failure** (rc 2, retried then aborted)
A produced ZIP is validated (`testzip` + non-empty entry) **before** the `mv`, so a
truncated artifact from a cut-off run is caught instead of being promoted to a final file.
## Quirks fixed (no behaviour choice needed)
| Quirk | Fix |
|---|---|
| No per-run timeout → a hung console blocks the whole export forever | `timeout` around the log drain; a hang is a transient failure |
| `--rm` + `docker logs -f` race could lose markers on a fast-exiting container | dropped `--rm`; container kept until logs drained, then removed; trap reaps any in-flight container on Ctrl-C (no orphans) |
| `*ERROR*` matched as an unanchored substring | matched against the bot's `ERROR:` form / the explicit verdict markers |
| Resume parser `cut -f2/-f3` corrupts year/month for symbols containing `_` | parsed with a bash regex anchored on the symbol |
| Resume `sort\|tail` is lexical | month walk is purely numeric (`year*12 + month-1` index) |
| Empty / corrupt ZIP promoted to a final file | `validate_export` (PK + CRC + non-empty entry) gates the `mv` |
| Monthly start-probe only tested days 0110 | discovery probes the **full** month; yearly probe uses December (catches same-year-later starts) |
| Completion banner always printed "success" | banner reports saved / empty counts |
## Intentionally NOT changed — frozen by the existing corpus
The binary record layout (`M1Record` = 48 B: raw `double` OHLC, `float` spread, `int`
volume; `TickRecord` = 24 B) is **frozen by the ~4380 existing `.m1`/`.tick` files** the
bot already produced. Any layout change makes new files incompatible with the corpus, so
the following audit findings are **WONTFIX** unless the whole dataset is re-exported:
- `TickVolume` stored as `int` (would need `long`) — harmless in practice: an M1 bar's
tick count never approaches `int` range.
- `Spread` as raw `float` price units, and no `Digits` field — a downstream reader must
know the contract out-of-band. (Also: `Symbol.Spread` is usually 0 in M1 bar replay, so
that column is largely meaningless for M1 mode — a data-source limitation, not fixable
without tick data.)
- ZIP entry named after `Symbol.Name` while the file is named after the requested symbol —
cosmetic: the file is renamed by the driver and the reader opens the single entry by
position, not name.
If the format is ever migrated, that is a separate project that also re-exports the corpus.
## Verification
The hardened script was validated end-to-end against a scratch directory (the real NFS
data dir untouched):
- **Gap-fill / edge / clamp / trusted-middle**: seeded `2026_03` + `2026_05` (gap at `04`);
the run filled `04`, re-scraped the `05` edge, captured the current month `06` clamped to
yesterday, and left the trusted middle `03` byte-identical.
- **Clean-empty safety**: `run_one` on an empty future window returns rc 3 (skip), never the
rc 2 that would abort the run.
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Headless market-data export driver for the MS_SimpleExport cBot (hardened).
#
# Runs on THIS host and spawns one cTrader-console container per backtest window.
# Deployment-specific config lives in runtime/export.env (gitignored).
#
# Hardening over the original Unraid script (see docs/export-runner-quirks.md):
# - Per-run timeout + 3-way classification (success / clean-empty / transient-fail)
# read from the log stream; a transient failure is retried, then HARD-ABORTS the
# whole run (never silently skipped) so gaps cannot form unnoticed.
# - Gap-aware resume: every expected month from the symbol's first data month to now
# is checked; only MISSING months and the trailing edge (latest existing + current)
# are (re-)scraped. Known-good middle files are never overwritten.
# - Current (incomplete) month end-date is clamped to yesterday, so partial current
# month data is captured instead of being rejected for a future end date.
# - Clean "No historical data" is treated as legitimately-empty -> skipped, no file
# written (no empty-file pollution). Empty/corrupt ZIPs are caught before mv.
# - No --rm: the container is kept until logs are drained, then removed explicitly;
# a trap removes any in-flight container on interrupt (no orphans).
#
# Required: runtime/export.env defining at least HOST_DATA_PATH, CTID, ACCOUNT.
set -uo pipefail
REPO_ROOT="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)"
# --- DEFAULTS (overridable via runtime/export.env or the environment) ---
CONTAINER_DATA_PATH="/mnt/Data"
BOT_FILE="MS_SimpleExport.algo"
PWD_FILE="/mnt/Robots/password.txt" # container-internal path (console reads it)
IMAGE="ghcr.io/spotware/ctrader-console:latest"
HOST_ROBOTS_PATH="$REPO_ROOT/runtime/Robots" # holds MS_SimpleExport.algo + password.txt
SYMBOL_FILE="$REPO_ROOT/runtime/ScrapeSymbols.txt"
RETRIES="${RETRIES:-3}" # attempts before a transient failure aborts
RUN_TIMEOUT="${RUN_TIMEOUT:-600}" # seconds per backtest before it counts as a hang
DISCOVER_MIN_YEAR="${DISCOVER_MIN_YEAR:-2005}" # earliest year the first-data probe scans
# --- DEPLOYMENT CONFIG (secrets/IDs/paths) ---
ENV_FILE="${ENV_FILE:-$REPO_ROOT/runtime/export.env}"
if [[ ! -f "$ENV_FILE" ]]; then
echo "❌ Missing $ENV_FILE — copy scripts/export.env.example and fill it in." >&2
exit 1
fi
# shellcheck disable=SC1090
source "$ENV_FILE"
: "${HOST_DATA_PATH:?HOST_DATA_PATH must be set in runtime/export.env}"
: "${CTID:?CTID must be set in runtime/export.env}"
: "${ACCOUNT:?ACCOUNT must be set in runtime/export.env}"
CURRENT_YEAR=$(date +%Y)
CURRENT_MONTH=$((10#$(date +%m)))
# Track an in-flight container so the trap can reap it on Ctrl-C / kill (no orphans).
CURRENT_CONTAINER=""
cleanup() { [[ -n "$CURRENT_CONTAINER" ]] && docker rm -f "$CURRENT_CONTAINER" >/dev/null 2>&1; }
trap cleanup EXIT INT TERM
# Month arithmetic as a single 0-based index (year*12 + month-1) for easy comparison.
midx() { echo $(( $1 * 12 + $2 - 1 )); }
idx_year() { echo $(( $1 / 12 )); }
idx_month() { echo $(( $1 % 12 + 1 )); }
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# run_one: execute ONE backtest window and classify the outcome from the logs.
# returns 0 = success (DATA_FOUND / EXPORT_SUCCESS)
# 3 = clean empty ("No historical data for the specified period")
# 2 = transient failure (timeout, crash, login error, no terminator)
# args: S_DATE E_DATE SYMBOL MODE PROBING OUT_FILE
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
run_one() {
local S_DATE=$1 E_DATE=$2 SYMBOL=$3 MODE=$4 PROBING=$5 OUT_FILE=$6
local C_NAME="ctrader-${SYMBOL//[^A-Za-z0-9]/-}-$(date +%s%N)"
local DATA_MODE="m1"; [[ "$MODE" == "Tick" ]] && DATA_MODE="ticks"
CURRENT_CONTAINER="$C_NAME"
# NOTE: no --rm — the console lingers after the backtest; we drain logs then remove it.
docker run -d --name "$C_NAME" --init \
-v "$HOST_ROBOTS_PATH":"/mnt/Robots" \
-v "$HOST_DATA_PATH":"$CONTAINER_DATA_PATH" \
-e TZ="Europe/Berlin" \
"$IMAGE" \
backtest "/mnt/Robots/$BOT_FILE" \
--start="$S_DATE" --end="$E_DATE" --symbol="$SYMBOL" \
--ctid="$CTID" --pwd-file="$PWD_FILE" --account="$ACCOUNT" \
--period="M1" --data-mode="$DATA_MODE" \
--Mode="$MODE" --IsProbing="$PROBING" \
--OutputFile="${CONTAINER_DATA_PATH}/${OUT_FILE}" --full-access > /dev/null 2>&1 || {
echo " ⚠️ docker run failed to start container"; CURRENT_CONTAINER=""; return 2; }
local saw_success=0 saw_empty=0 saw_error=0 saw_term=0
local last_progress=0 now
while IFS= read -r line; do
if [[ "$line" == *"Progress"* ]]; then
now=$(date +%s)
if (( now - last_progress >= 5 )); then echo " [BOT] $line"; last_progress=$now; fi
else
echo " [BOT] $line"
fi
case "$line" in
*DATA_FOUND*|*EXPORT_SUCCESS*) saw_success=1; saw_term=1; break ;;
*"No historical data for the specified period"*) saw_empty=1 ;;
*"ERROR:"*) saw_error=1 ;; # the bot prints Print("ERROR: ...") on an OnStop exception
esac
[[ "$line" == "}" ]] && { saw_term=1; break; } # end-of-result terminator (always printed)
done < <(timeout "$RUN_TIMEOUT" docker logs -f "$C_NAME" 2>&1)
docker rm -f "$C_NAME" >/dev/null 2>&1
CURRENT_CONTAINER=""
if (( saw_success )); then return 0
elif (( saw_empty )); then return 3
else return 2 # saw_error, no terminator (timeout/stream died), or `}` without a verdict
fi
}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# run_bot: run_one with retry. Clean-empty is NOT retried. A transient failure
# that survives all retries returns 2 (the caller decides to abort).
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
run_bot() {
local attempt rc
for ((attempt=1; attempt<=RETRIES; attempt++)); do
run_one "$@"; rc=$?
case $rc in
0) return 0 ;;
3) return 3 ;;
2) echo " ⚠️ attempt $attempt/$RETRIES failed (transient) for [$3 $1..$2]"
(( attempt < RETRIES )) && sleep $(( attempt * 5 )) ;;
esac
done
return 2
}
# validate_export FILE -> echoes "ok" | "empty" | "bad"
# "bad" catches a truncated/corrupt ZIP (e.g. a crash mid-write); "empty" is a valid
# ZIP whose entry has zero bytes (a ran-but-no-bars month we do not want to keep).
validate_export() {
python3 - "$1" <<'PY'
import sys, zipfile
try:
z = zipfile.ZipFile(sys.argv[1])
if z.testzip() is not None: print("bad"); sys.exit()
infos = z.infolist()
if not infos: print("bad"); sys.exit()
print("empty" if sum(i.file_size for i in infos) == 0 else "ok")
except Exception:
print("bad")
PY
}
# month_end_or_clamp Y M -> echoes dd/mm/yyyy ; the current (incomplete) month is
# clamped to yesterday. Echoes empty string if the current month has no complete day
# yet (today is the 1st) so the caller can skip it.
month_end_or_clamp() {
local y=$1 m=$2 MM; MM=$(printf "%02d" "$m")
if (( y == CURRENT_YEAR && m == CURRENT_MONTH )); then
local yest first; yest="$(date -d 'yesterday' +%Y-%m-%d)"; first="$y-$MM-01"
[[ "$yest" < "$first" ]] && { echo ""; return; } # today is the 1st: nothing complete yet
date -d "$yest" +%d/%m/%Y
else
date -d "$y-$MM-01 +1 month -1 day" +%d/%m/%Y
fi
}
# scrape_month SYMBOL MODE EXT YEAR MONTH
# Scrapes one month into a .tmp, validates, and renames to the final file. Aborts the
# whole run on a transient failure (retries exhausted) or a corrupt artifact.
scrape_month() {
local S=$1 MODE=$2 EXT=$3 y=$4 m=$5
local MM; MM=$(printf "%02d" "$m")
local FINAL="${S}_${y}_${MM}.${EXT}"
local TEMP="${FINAL}.tmp"
local S_DATE="01/${MM}/${y}" E_DATE
E_DATE="$(month_end_or_clamp "$y" "$m")"
[[ -z "$E_DATE" ]] && { echo " ↪︎ $y-$MM just started — nothing complete yet, skipping"; return 0; }
echo "📦 Scraping $y-$MM ($S_DATE$E_DATE)..."
run_bot "$S_DATE" "$E_DATE" "$S" "$MODE" "false" "$TEMP"
local rc=$?
case $rc in
0) if [[ ! -f "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$TEMP" ]]; then
echo "❌ ABORT: bot reported success but $TEMP not found ($S $y-$MM)"; exit 1
fi
case "$(validate_export "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$TEMP")" in
ok) if mv "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$TEMP" "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$FINAL"; then
echo " ✅ Saved: $FINAL"; SAVED=$((SAVED+1))
else echo "❌ ABORT: rename $TEMP$FINAL failed"; exit 1; fi ;;
empty) echo " ◦ empty result for $y-$MM — not saved"; rm -f "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$TEMP"; EMPTY=$((EMPTY+1)) ;;
bad) echo "❌ ABORT: corrupt/truncated ZIP for $S $y-$MM (likely a cut-off run)"; exit 1 ;;
esac ;;
3) echo " ◦ no data (clean) for $y-$MM — skipped"; rm -f "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$TEMP" 2>/dev/null; EMPTY=$((EMPTY+1)) ;;
2) echo "❌ ABORT: $S $y-$MM failed after $RETRIES retries (transient). Stopping so the gap is not lost."; exit 1 ;;
esac
}
# probe_run SYMBOL MODE S_DATE E_DATE -> 0 if data present, 1 if clean-empty (aborts on transient)
probe_run() {
run_bot "$3" "$4" "$1" "$2" "true" "probe.tmp"
case $? in
0) return 0 ;;
3) return 1 ;;
2) echo "❌ ABORT: probe failed after $RETRIES retries for $1 ($3..$4)"; exit 1 ;;
esac
}
# discover_start SYMBOL MODE -> echoes "YEAR MONTH" of the first month with data, or
# nothing if the symbol has no data at all. Yearly probe uses December (catches data
# that started any time that year); monthly probe uses the FULL month (catches data
# starting after the 10th — the old probe only tested days 0110).
discover_start() {
local S=$1 MODE=$2 y mm MM edate found_year=""
echo "🌑 Discovery: locating first data month for $S ($MODE)..." >&2
for ((y=DISCOVER_MIN_YEAR; y<CURRENT_YEAR; y++)); do
echo " 🧪 year $y" >&2
if probe_run "$S" "$MODE" "01/12/$y" "31/12/$y"; then found_year=$y; break; fi
done
if [[ -z "$found_year" ]]; then found_year=$CURRENT_YEAR; fi # brand-new this year → check months below
for ((mm=1; mm<=12; mm++)); do
(( found_year == CURRENT_YEAR && mm > CURRENT_MONTH )) && break
MM=$(printf "%02d" "$mm")
edate="$(month_end_or_clamp "$found_year" "$mm")"
[[ -z "$edate" ]] && break
echo " 🧪 month $found_year-$MM" >&2
if probe_run "$S" "$MODE" "01/$MM/$found_year" "$edate"; then echo "$found_year $mm"; return 0; fi
done
return 1 # no data anywhere
}
# scan_existing SYMBOL EXT -> echoes "MIN_IDX MAX_IDX" of existing month files, or nothing.
scan_existing() {
local S=$1 EXT=$2 f base y m i min="" max=""
shopt -s nullglob
for f in "$HOST_DATA_PATH/${S}"_*_*."$EXT"; do
base=$(basename "$f")
if [[ "$base" =~ ^${S}_([0-9]{4})_([0-9]{2})\.${EXT}$ ]]; then
y=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}; m=$((10#${BASH_REMATCH[2]}))
i=$(midx "$y" "$m")
if [[ -z "$min" ]] || (( i < min )); then min=$i; fi
if [[ -z "$max" ]] || (( i > max )); then max=$i; fi
fi
done
shopt -u nullglob
[[ -n "$min" ]] && echo "$min $max"
}
# --- SYMBOL PROCESSOR (gap-aware) ---
process_symbol() {
local S=$1 MODE=$2
local EXT; EXT=$(echo "$MODE" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
local now_idx; now_idx=$(midx "$CURRENT_YEAR" "$CURRENT_MONTH")
local start_idx latest_idx
local existing; existing=$(scan_existing "$S" "$EXT")
if [[ -n "$existing" ]]; then
start_idx=${existing% *}; latest_idx=${existing#* }
echo "🔄 Resume: $S has data $(idx_year "$start_idx")-$(printf '%02d' "$(idx_month "$start_idx")") .. $(idx_year "$latest_idx")-$(printf '%02d' "$(idx_month "$latest_idx")")"
else
local sd; sd=$(discover_start "$S" "$MODE") || { echo " ❌ No data at all for $S — skipping symbol."; return; }
start_idx=$(midx ${sd% *} ${sd#* }); latest_idx=-1 # nothing on disk yet
echo " ✨ First data: $(echo "$sd" | awk '{printf "%d-%02d", $1, $2}')"
fi
# Walk every expected month from the first data month to the current month.
# Scrape a month iff: it is missing, OR it is the trailing edge (latest existing
# month — may be a partial current-month from a previous run) OR the current month.
# Known-good middle months are trusted and never overwritten.
local i y m MM FINAL
for ((i=start_idx; i<=now_idx; i++)); do
y=$(idx_year "$i"); m=$(idx_month "$i"); MM=$(printf "%02d" "$m")
FINAL="${S}_${y}_${MM}.${EXT}"
if [[ -f "$HOST_DATA_PATH/$FINAL" ]] && (( i != latest_idx && i != now_idx )); then
continue # trusted middle file
fi
scrape_month "$S" "$MODE" "$EXT" "$y" "$m"
done
}
# --- EXECUTION (skipped when the script is sourced, e.g. for unit tests) ---
main() {
SAVED=0; EMPTY=0
# Clean up stale temp files at start (only *.tmp — never touches real month files).
[[ -d "$HOST_DATA_PATH" ]] && rm -f "$HOST_DATA_PATH"/*.tmp 2>/dev/null
echo "🏁 Starting data export task: $(date)"
if [[ ! -f "$SYMBOL_FILE" ]]; then
echo "❌ Error: symbol file $SYMBOL_FILE not found!"; exit 1
fi
SYMBOLS_DONE=0
while IFS= read -r line || [[ -n "$line" ]]; do
line="${line//$'\r'/}" # strip CR (Windows line endings)
line="$(echo "$line" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')" # trim
[[ -z "$line" || "$line" =~ ^# ]] && continue
read -r S MODES <<< "$line"
[[ -z "$MODES" ]] && MODES="M1"
for MODE in $MODES; do
if [[ "$MODE" == "M1" || "$MODE" == "Tick" ]]; then
echo "------------------------------------------"
echo "🔍 Processing: $S (mode: $MODE)"
process_symbol "$S" "$MODE"
SYMBOLS_DONE=$((SYMBOLS_DONE+1))
else
echo "⚠️ Skipping unknown mode: '$MODE' for symbol '$S'"
fi
done
done < "$SYMBOL_FILE"
echo "------------------------------------------"
echo "🏁 Done: $(date)$SYMBOLS_DONE jobs, $SAVED month(s) saved, $EMPTY empty/skipped."
}
# Run main only when executed directly; `source`-ing the script (for tests) defines the
# functions without running the scrape.
if [[ "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" == "${0}" ]]; then
main "$@"
fi
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# Deployment config for scripts/export-runner.sh.
# Copy this to runtime/export.env (gitignored) and fill in. Never commit the real file.
# Output data directory on THIS host — the cBot writes here via the container mount.
# On this machine the Unraid "TickData" share is NFS-mounted at /mnt/tickdata, so the
# Pepperstone subfolder is:
HOST_DATA_PATH="/mnt/tickdata/Pepperstone"
# cTrader ID login (email) and trading account number the console uses to pull data.
CTID="you@example.com"
ACCOUNT="0000000"
# --- Optional overrides (the script derives sensible defaults from the repo) ---
# Must contain MS_SimpleExport.algo + password.txt:
#HOST_ROBOTS_PATH="$REPO_ROOT/runtime/Robots"
#SYMBOL_FILE="$REPO_ROOT/runtime/ScrapeSymbols.txt"
#IMAGE="ghcr.io/spotware/ctrader-console:latest"
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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.IO.Compression;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using cAlgo.API;
namespace cAlgo.Robots
{
public enum ExportMode { M1, Tick }
[Robot(AccessRights = AccessRights.FullAccess)]
public class MS_SimpleExport : Robot
{
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Pack = 1)]
private struct M1Record {
public double Time;
public double O, H, L, C;
public float S;
public int V;
}
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Pack = 1)]
private struct TickRecord {
public double Time;
public double Ask, Bid;
}
[Parameter("Export Mode", DefaultValue = ExportMode.M1)]
public ExportMode Mode { get; set; }
[Parameter("Output File (ZIP)", DefaultValue = "")]
public string OutputFile { get; set; }
[Parameter("Is Probing", DefaultValue = false)]
public bool IsProbing { get; set; }
private List<M1Record> _m1Buffer = new List<M1Record>();
private List<TickRecord> _tickBuffer = new List<TickRecord>();
protected override void OnStart() {
// No price factor needed for double/float export
}
protected override void OnTick() {
if (Mode != ExportMode.Tick) return;
if (IsProbing) {
Print("DATA_FOUND");
Stop();
return;
}
_tickBuffer.Add(new TickRecord {
Time = Server.TimeInUtc.ToOADate(),
Ask = Symbol.Ask,
Bid = Symbol.Bid
});
}
protected override void OnBar() {
if (Mode != ExportMode.M1) return;
if (IsProbing) {
Print("DATA_FOUND");
Stop();
return;
}
var bar = Bars.Last(1);
_m1Buffer.Add(new M1Record {
Time = bar.OpenTime.ToOADate(),
O = bar.Open,
H = bar.High,
L = bar.Low,
C = bar.Close,
S = (float)Symbol.Spread,
V = (int)bar.TickVolume
});
}
protected override void OnStop() {
if (IsProbing || string.IsNullOrEmpty(OutputFile)) return;
try {
using var fileStream = new FileStream(OutputFile, FileMode.Create);
using var archive = new ZipArchive(fileStream, ZipArchiveMode.Create);
var entry = archive.CreateEntry($"{Symbol.Name}.bin", CompressionLevel.Fastest);
using var entryStream = entry.Open();
if (Mode == ExportMode.M1) {
ReadOnlySpan<M1Record> span = CollectionsMarshal.AsSpan(_m1Buffer);
ReadOnlySpan<byte> byteSpan = MemoryMarshal.Cast<M1Record, byte>(span);
if (!byteSpan.IsEmpty) entryStream.Write(byteSpan);
} else {
ReadOnlySpan<TickRecord> span = CollectionsMarshal.AsSpan(_tickBuffer);
ReadOnlySpan<byte> byteSpan = MemoryMarshal.Cast<TickRecord, byte>(span);
if (!byteSpan.IsEmpty) entryStream.Write(byteSpan);
}
Print("EXPORT_SUCCESS");
} catch (Exception ex) {
Print("ERROR: {0}", ex.Message);
}
}
}
}
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<Project Sdk="Microsoft.NET.Sdk">
<PropertyGroup>
<!-- net6.0 is the runtime cTrader's algo host expects. -->
<TargetFramework>net6.0</TargetFramework>
<LangVersion>latest</LangVersion>
<Nullable>disable</Nullable>
<ImplicitUsings>disable</ImplicitUsings>
<!--
Turn off the cTrader.Automate publish step that copies the .algo into the
Windows-only ~/Documents/cAlgo/Sources path. The .algo is still emitted into
bin/<config>/<tfm>/; scripts/build.sh collects it into dist/.
-->
<AlgoPublish>false</AlgoPublish>
</PropertyGroup>
<ItemGroup>
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