Accounts
The accounts configuration page allows global (cross profile) configuration. It contains exchange API keys, interfaces credentials or keys and notification configuration.
Once you have your own user/config.json file, to start using OctoBot with real money, you will just need to add your exchange credentials.
"exchanges": {
"EXCHANGE_NAME": {
"api-key": "",
"api-secret": "",
"enabled": false
}
}
Interfaces are all defined in user/config.json in the services section.
Here are different page explaining interfaces configuration :
When notifications are enabled, OctoBot will create notifications on all the given medias. These notifications contain the current evaluations of monitored markets as well as created, filled and cancelled orders.
Different types of notifications are available, it is possible to use any of them, or even all of them.
Alternatively to using the web interface to configure OctoBot notifications, you can edit your user/config.json file and edit this configuration:
"notification":{
"global-info": true,
"price-alerts": false,
"trades": true,
"notification-type": ["web"]
}
- Set global_info to true to tell OctoBot to send general notifications like a startup message or a shutdown message.
- Set price_alerts to true to tell OctoBot to send notifications when a price movement is detected and is triggering a new market state.
- Set trades to true to tell OctoBot to send notifications when an order is created, filled or cancelled.
Add notifications types to notification_type to tell which type of notification OctoBot should use. It is possible to have more than one type at the same time, in this case add a "," between types. Example:
"notification-type": ["telegram", "web"]
Open your user/config.json file and set the notification type value telegram :
"notification-type": ["telegram"]
Open your user/config.json file and set the notification type value web:
"notification-type": ["web"]
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