Hi All,
As discussed in the video, below are the steps to define fully customisable alert templates and alerts in pine script. This is a generic idea which can be implemented for any script.
Step 1. What all parameters(keys) need to be sent in alerts.
Step 2. Create a default alert template
Step 3. Create a user input where users can alter the default alert template
Step 4. Define your alert condition.
Step 5. Calculate the values for all the keys
Step 6. In the template, replace all keys with values and send alert
Sample script developed during the video.
As discussed in the video, below are the steps to define fully customisable alert templates and alerts in pine script. This is a generic idea which can be implemented for any script.
Step 1. What all parameters(keys) need to be sent in alerts.
Step 2. Create a default alert template
Step 3. Create a user input where users can alter the default alert template
Step 4. Define your alert condition.
Step 5. Calculate the values for all the keys
Step 6. In the template, replace all keys with values and send alert
Sample script developed during the video.
Pine Script®
//@version=5
indicator("Fully Customizable Alerts", overlay=true)
import HeWhoMustNotBeNamed/RecursiveAlerts/2 as ra
//Step 1. What all parameters(keys) need to be sent in alerts.
keys = array.from("{entry}", "{stop}", "{target1}", "{target2}")
//Step 2. Create a default alert template
template = '{\n
\t"entry" : {entry},\n
\t"stop" : {stop},\n
\t"target1" : {target1},\n
\t"target2" : {target2}\n
}'
//Step 3. Create a user input where users can alter the default alert template
inputTemplate = input.text_area(template, 'Alert Template')
//Step 4. Define your alert condition.
ma = ta.sma(close, 20)
condition = ta.crossover(close, ma)
atr = ta.atr(14)
if(condition)
//Step 5. Calculate the values for all the keys
entry = high + atr
stop = low - atr
risk = entry - stop
target1 = entry + risk
target2 = entry + 2*risk
//Step 6. In the template, replace all keys with values and send alert
values = array.from(str .tostring(entry), str .tostring(stop), str .tostring(target1), str .tostring(target2))
alertMessage = ra.updateAlertTemplate(inputTemplate, keys, values)
alert(alertMessage, alert.freq_once_per_bar)
plot(ma, "Moving Average")
indicator("Fully Customizable Alerts", overlay=true)
import HeWhoMustNotBeNamed/RecursiveAlerts/2 as ra
//Step 1. What all parameters(keys) need to be sent in alerts.
keys = array.from("{entry}", "{stop}", "{target1}", "{target2}")
//Step 2. Create a default alert template
template = '{\n
\t"entry" : {entry},\n
\t"stop" : {stop},\n
\t"target1" : {target1},\n
\t"target2" : {target2}\n
}'
//Step 3. Create a user input where users can alter the default alert template
inputTemplate = input.text_area(template, 'Alert Template')
//Step 4. Define your alert condition.
ma = ta.sma(close, 20)
condition = ta.crossover(close, ma)
atr = ta.atr(14)
if(condition)
//Step 5. Calculate the values for all the keys
entry = high + atr
stop = low - atr
risk = entry - stop
target1 = entry + risk
target2 = entry + 2*risk
//Step 6. In the template, replace all keys with values and send alert
values = array.from(str .tostring(entry), str .tostring(stop), str .tostring(target1), str .tostring(target2))
alertMessage = ra.updateAlertTemplate(inputTemplate, keys, values)
alert(alertMessage, alert.freq_once_per_bar)
plot(ma, "Moving Average")
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