PINE LIBRARY
debugginms

Library: debugginms
A utility library for Pine Script focused on time formatting, candle logic, and liquidity analysis.
Time & Session
oneBar(): Returns bar duration in milliseconds.
TF(t, timeOnly): Formats timestamp t into a readable string.
inSession(range): Checks if the current bar is within a specific time session.
enforceTimeLimit(limits): Validates time against a newline-separated list of restricted times.
getDuration(s, e): Calculates the difference between two timestamps.
formatTimeframe(): Returns the current chart timeframe as a formatted string.
Candle & Price Logic
isUp(i) / isDown(i): Returns true if the candle at index i is bullish or bearish.
barClose(price, up, strict): Checks if a candle closed above/below a level (includes "strict" equality toggle).
avg(a, b): Returns the average of two float values.
Liquidity & Sweeps
processSweep(L, price, up, leftB): Counts liquidity sweeps within an array based on price and direction.
nearestSwing(startTime, bullish, max_tp, min_p): Locates the closest swing point within defined price bounds.
UDT liquidity: Custom type storing price, time, original price/time, and sweep counts.
Formatting & Conversions
S(val): Overloaded function to convert float, int, or bool to a string.
S2(val): Alternative string formatting for float data.
lineStyleTextToVal(val): Converts string input to Pine line.style constants.
devToArray / getDev: Utilities for handling and calculating deviation levels.
A utility library for Pine Script focused on time formatting, candle logic, and liquidity analysis.
Time & Session
oneBar(): Returns bar duration in milliseconds.
TF(t, timeOnly): Formats timestamp t into a readable string.
inSession(range): Checks if the current bar is within a specific time session.
enforceTimeLimit(limits): Validates time against a newline-separated list of restricted times.
getDuration(s, e): Calculates the difference between two timestamps.
formatTimeframe(): Returns the current chart timeframe as a formatted string.
Candle & Price Logic
isUp(i) / isDown(i): Returns true if the candle at index i is bullish or bearish.
barClose(price, up, strict): Checks if a candle closed above/below a level (includes "strict" equality toggle).
avg(a, b): Returns the average of two float values.
Liquidity & Sweeps
processSweep(L, price, up, leftB): Counts liquidity sweeps within an array based on price and direction.
nearestSwing(startTime, bullish, max_tp, min_p): Locates the closest swing point within defined price bounds.
UDT liquidity: Custom type storing price, time, original price/time, and sweep counts.
Formatting & Conversions
S(val): Overloaded function to convert float, int, or bool to a string.
S2(val): Alternative string formatting for float data.
lineStyleTextToVal(val): Converts string input to Pine line.style constants.
devToArray / getDev: Utilities for handling and calculating deviation levels.
Pine library
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Pine library
In true TradingView spirit, the author has published this Pine code as an open-source library so that other Pine programmers from our community can reuse it. Cheers to the author! You may use this library privately or in other open-source publications, but reuse of this code in publications is governed by House Rules.
Access instructions and lifetime membership details are available in the Signature below
MarketMakeriQ
MarketMakeriQ
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.