Skip to main content
MANIFOLD
BOUNTY: What percent code coverage will this bot have at EoY?
8
Ṁ1.6kṀ1.8k
resolved Jan 11
Resolved as
75%

https://github.com/LivInTheLookingGlass/ManifoldMarketManager

I am including PyManifold in my code coverage because I have been putting a lot of effort into it, and doing so will incentivize me to write tests for my many additions

<img src="https://api.codeclimate.com/v1/badges/c02f68d7edee3420903f/test_coverage" />

Oct 5, 11:37pm: What percent code coverage will this bot have at EoY? → BOUNTY: What percent code coverage will this bot have at EoY?

Market context
Get
Ṁ1,000
to start trading!

🏅 Top traders

#TraderTotal profit
1Ṁ70
2Ṁ37
3Ṁ2
Sort by:
predictedYES

The problem I face right now is that the next task I put for myself is hard. I need to write a proper frontend for this, and that means a bunch of things need to change

  • I need proper support for multiple accounts

  • I need to implement the event queue as something asynchronous

  • I need to rewrite my database code

  • I need to find some way to test the command line interface

  • I need to design the cli

The design part is what I would like help on the most. If anyone is interested in helping, I can sketch out the workflow and functions I would like to have commands for, and you can help me figure out how to divide that up better

predictedYES
predictedYES

Links updated to point to correct repo after the username change

This one should be live:

Code Climate coverage
predictedYES

@Yev Did you do this via API? Or is it just an image tag?

predictedYES

@LivInTheLookingGlass I added an image tag through browser's dev tools. I don't know if there is a proper way to do it.

I will subsidize people to write tests at a rate of M$10 per line of non-(definition, import, similar) code newly covered, while supplies last. They may cover either project. In addition, anyone who is collecting that bounty can trade off that knowledge, and I've added a bunch of liquidity