
Initialize a node.js project with npm init, create an index.js file, and log 'my first trading bot application' to run your bot using node.
File Structure at this point
Etrade Folder
lib
etrade.js
node_modules
package.json
File Structure at this point
Etrade Folder
lib
etrade.js
authorization.js
node_modules
package.json
File Structure at this point
Etrade Folder
lib
etrade.js
authorization.js
accounts.js
node_modules
package.json
File Structure at this point
Etrade Folder
lib
etrade.js
authorization.js
accounts.js
tests
accounts.js
authorization.js
node_modules
app.js
index.js
test-keys.js
package.json
Complete the etrade v1 api trading bot in node.js, run the app, and fetch the account balance using the account id key; future block chain videos may follow.
The course is about setting up the Etrade v1 API library in a node.js application. The first part of the course is about getting authorization from Etrade and obtaining an Access Token. The second part will be about getting account information from Etrade.
It is important that you request individual access from Etrade to get your CONSUMER_KEY and CONSUMER_SECRET.