Piqua

Quant tools add-on for TD Ameritrade

Supports US Equities and Equity Options

Requires TD Ameritrade Developer Account with API Access

API Guide: https://developer.tdameritrade.com/content/getting-started

Make sure the Redirect URL is set to: https://localhost

Config file

Create and save the following file in the project's root directory as config.py

DO NOT SHARE THIS FILE OR CONTENTS WITH ANYONE

# Config.py

account_id = r'{account_id}'
client_id = r'{client_id}'
redirect_uri = r'https://localhost'

Replace {account_id} and {client_id} with your account information.

Account ID is optional but Client ID is Mandatory

Running the program

Type the following command from the project's root to run the streamlit app.

streamlit run main.py

This should open a web browser and display the local-hosted app automatically.

The app can be closed and opened unlimited times as long as the terminal is open.

The url to open the app should also be displayed in the terminal

  You can now view your Streamlit app in your browser.

    Local URL: http://localhost:####
    Network URL: http://###.###.#.##:####

CAUTION: Anyone connected to the network will be able to access the app with the network url.

This can be a good thing when running it on a private home network as it will allow you to host it on one computer and use the app on another computer or a mobile device. In fact, it would be ideal to host it on a Raspberry Pi to free up CPU and memory usage on your primary device.

However, it can be a security issue running it on a public wifi as it will allow anyone connected to the same network to access the app with the network url.