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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: upticks
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+ Version: 0.1.5
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+ Summary: Price action, honestly — a causality-first price-action research library.
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+ Author-email: Nashit Babber <nashit.babber@gmail.com>
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ Keywords: price action,ohlcv,market structure,pandas,backtesting
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Financial and Insurance Industry
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Science/Research
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Office/Business :: Financial :: Investment
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+ Classifier: Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Information Analysis
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+ Classifier: Typing :: Typed
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+ Requires-Python: <3.14,>=3.11
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Requires-Dist: pandas<4,>=2.2
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+ Requires-Dist: numpy<3,>=1.24
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+ Requires-Dist: scipy>=1.10
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+ Provides-Extra: fast
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+ Requires-Dist: numba; extra == "fast"
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+ Provides-Extra: plot
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+ Requires-Dist: matplotlib; extra == "plot"
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+ Provides-Extra: cache
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+ Requires-Dist: pyarrow; extra == "cache"
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest; extra == "dev"
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+ Requires-Dist: hypothesis; extra == "dev"
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # upticks
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+
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+ **Price action, honestly.** A causality-first price-action research library for Python.
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+ Plain pandas in, plain pandas out.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install upticks
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+ ```
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+
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+ Most technical-analysis libraries will happily hand you a number that could not have been
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+ known at the time it is stamped. `upticks` is built so that the leak is structurally
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+ unavailable: every bar carries the instant it became knowable, and that is the only key a
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+ join is allowed to use.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Status: alpha — the foundation, not the whole library
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+
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+ **v0.1.5 is the bar engine.** It loads and validates data, infers sessions, and resamples
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+ them correctly. That is genuinely useful on its own, and it is deliberately all that is
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+ here.
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+
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+ | shipping now | not here yet |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `load` / `scan` — ingest, aliasing, dtype coercion, timezone discipline | indicators (moving averages, momentum, volatility, …) |
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+ | 16 hygiene checks as a tidy report; `repair()` as a separate explicit call | candlestick and chart patterns |
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+ | gap-based session inference — no exchange calendar, anywhere | pivots and market structure |
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+ | the session-anchored resampler, `1min` → `YE` | the event-study and backtest engines |
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+ | session parts: opening range, initial balance, closing range | plotting |
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+ | corporate actions and the three adjustment modes | |
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+
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+ If you install this expecting RSI, you will be disappointed. Indicators arrive in the next
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+ stage. What is here is the layer all of that has to be a pure function of, and it is the
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+ part that is usually wrong.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Why session anchoring
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+
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+ Resample a 09:15-opening equity session to hourly bars with pandas and you get this:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ df.resample("1h").agg(AGG) # [45, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 30] ← a 45-minute first bar
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+ ```
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+
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+ The grid is anchored to midnight, so the session's first bucket is a stub and every
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+ subsequent boundary is offset from the open. `upticks` anchors each bucket to the session's
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+ own first bar:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ up.resample(bars, "1h") # [60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 15] ← anchored to 09:15
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+ ```
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+
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+ The difference compounds. A `75min` or `125min` frame under a global origin drifts to a
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+ different time of day on every subsequent session; anchored per session it lands on the same
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+ five (or three) boundaries every trading day. A special evening session — NSE's Muhurat
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+ trading, 18:00–18:59 — becomes exactly one hourly bar instead of being shredded or dropped.
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+ Both behaviours remain reachable: `anchor="midnight"` is the correct choice for a 24-hour
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+ instrument, and it is the only way to obtain the naive grid. You cannot get it by accident.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Causality, concretely
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+ Every resampled bar carries an **18-column bar contract** beside the frame, and the column
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+ that matters is `avail_ts` — the instant the bar became knowable:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ bars.contract[["bar_open_ts", "bar_close_ts", "avail_ts", "is_complete", "is_forming"]]
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+ ```
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+
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+ - **`bar_close_ts` is the actual last constituent plus one interval**, never the nominal
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+ period end. On a truncated or special session those differ, and the nominal answer is
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+ wrong.
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+ - **`avail_ts` is the only legal join key.** Joining on a bar's label is what leaks, so
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+ labels are not offered as join keys anywhere.
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+ - **`is_forming` marks a bar that can still change.** By default the still-open final bucket
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+ is withheld entirely (`forming="drop"`), so nothing knowable-early reaches a backtest. A
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+ daily bar for a session the feed has not finished publishing is not handed to you as
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+ settled.
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+ - **Resampling to a finer frequency is refused** with a typed error. There is no public
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+ forward-fill-to-finer verb, because that is the leak.
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+ - **Resample first, compute second.** `RSI(14)` on hourly bars is a different quantity from
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+ `RSI(14)` computed on minutes and aggregated; no public path produces the latter.
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+
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+ Tested as named properties, not asserted as design intent: volume conservation, extreme
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+ preservation, `1min→1h→1D` bitwise identical to `1min→1D`, idempotence, no bucket spanning
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+ two sessions, and `avail_ts > bar_open_ts` on every emitted bar.
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+
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+ **On look-ahead itself the claim is bounded, deliberately: _no detectable look-ahead under
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+ these tests_ — never _provably none_.** This release ships the structural layers — schema
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+ assertions at construction, the availability contract, and the refusals above — and the
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+ causality harness that makes "these tests" an enumerable, named list arrives in the next
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+ stage. Until it does, read the claim as exactly what it says: these tests did not detect a
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+ leak, which is not the same as there being none.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Sessions without a calendar
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+
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+ There is no exchange-calendar dependency anywhere in this library, and there never will be.
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+ Sessions are inferred from the multiplicative structure of the data's own gaps; the holiday
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+ table is the complement of the observed trading days.
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+
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+ This handles, on real data:
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+
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+ - **special sessions** — an evening or afternoon session that matches no modal shape is kept
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+ as a first-class session, never merged into a neighbour
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+ - **half-days and truncated feeds** — flagged `is_short`, and `is_provisional` when they sit
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+ at the data tail and the vendor may still revise them
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+ - **lunch-break markets** — a mid-session gap is absorbed as a *break*, not a boundary, so
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+ Tokyo's 11:30–12:30 does not split the day in two
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+ - **midnight-crossing sessions** — a CME Globex 23:30 bar belongs to the next calendar day's
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+ trade date, and the session is one session
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+ - **trading halts** — a 90-minute hole is a shape deviation, not a session split
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+ - **DST transitions** — boundaries are computed in integer nanoseconds from the session open,
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+ so a spring-forward week does not shift them
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+
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+ A declared `SessionShape` bypasses inference entirely where the heuristic is unsafe.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import upticks as up
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+
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+ bars = up.load("NIFTY_1min.csv", tz="Asia/Kolkata", exchange="NSE", preset="nse_intraday")
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+
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+ print(bars.report())
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+ # 500 sessions | 8 short | 2 off-hours (Muhurat) | tick 0.05 | 186747 bars | 2024-08-07 → 2026-08-12
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+ bars.quality # the 16 hygiene checks, one row each
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+ bars.sessions.table # one row per session, with its flags
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+
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+ hourly = up.resample(bars, "1h")
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+ daily = up.resample(bars, "1D") # one bar per SESSION, never a midnight resample
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+ weekly = up.resample(bars, "W-FRI") # restamped to the last actual session of the week
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+
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+ orb = up.opening_range(bars, 15) # one bar per session, first 15 minutes
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+ ```
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+
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+ Nothing is repaired behind your back. `load()` reports; `repair()` is a separate call that
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+ takes an explicit policy and records it in `Meta`.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Design commitments
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+
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+ **Three runtime dependencies: pandas, numpy, scipy.** Nothing else, ever. `pyarrow`,
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+ `matplotlib` and `numba` are optional extras, imported lazily inside the one function that
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+ needs them, and their absence raises an error naming the extra.
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+
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+ **`bars.df` is a plain DataFrame** and never a subclass, so anything that consumes pandas can
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+ consume it. Metadata that pandas drops — timezone, tick grid, session table, fingerprint,
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+ adjustment lineage — lives on the handle instead.
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+
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+ **Refusals name the missing data.** Every error carries a remedy that says what to pass.
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+ An ambiguous frequency alias is refused rather than guessed: `60m` means sixty minutes in
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+ MetaTrader and sixty month-ends in pandas, so `upticks` refuses it and names both.
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+
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+ **Defaults are documented, not folklore.** `up.defaults_provenance()` returns every numeric
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+ default with its origin and citation.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Supported versions
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+
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+ Python 3.11–3.13. pandas 2.2 through 3.x, and the test suite is run under **both** majors —
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+ pandas 3 changed the default datetime resolution from nanoseconds to microseconds, which
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+ silently breaks naive integer-time arithmetic, so this is verified rather than assumed.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Honest limitations
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+
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+ - **Alpha.** The public surface of this stage is stable and tested, but later stages will add
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+ to it. Pin the version.
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+ - **Session inference is a heuristic.** It is validated against every session of a
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+ two-year 1-minute reference file and against synthetic fixtures for four other market
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+ shapes, but a genuinely novel session structure may need a declared `SessionShape`.
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+ - **Corporate-action detection is candidate-only.** Splits and bonuses are matched against a
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+ small set of rational overnight ratios. An ex-dividend drop is observationally identical to
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+ an ordinary news gap without a dividend feed, and is reported as a candidate, never a fact.
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+ - **Back-adjustment is non-causal by construction** and says so: rescaling pre-ex-date bars
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+ uses information from the ex-date. It is available, registered as non-causal, and refused
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+ by default where causality matters.
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+ - **No exchange calendar means no forward-looking holidays.** The data is the calendar, so a
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+ holiday after the last bar is unknowable; supply one explicitly if you need it.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache-2.0. Copyright (c) Nashit Babber.
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+ # upticks
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+
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+ **Price action, honestly.** A causality-first price-action research library for Python.
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+ Plain pandas in, plain pandas out.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install upticks
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+ ```
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+
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+ Most technical-analysis libraries will happily hand you a number that could not have been
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+ known at the time it is stamped. `upticks` is built so that the leak is structurally
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+ unavailable: every bar carries the instant it became knowable, and that is the only key a
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+ join is allowed to use.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Status: alpha — the foundation, not the whole library
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+
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+ **v0.1.5 is the bar engine.** It loads and validates data, infers sessions, and resamples
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+ them correctly. That is genuinely useful on its own, and it is deliberately all that is
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+ here.
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+
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+ | shipping now | not here yet |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `load` / `scan` — ingest, aliasing, dtype coercion, timezone discipline | indicators (moving averages, momentum, volatility, …) |
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+ | 16 hygiene checks as a tidy report; `repair()` as a separate explicit call | candlestick and chart patterns |
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+ | gap-based session inference — no exchange calendar, anywhere | pivots and market structure |
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+ | the session-anchored resampler, `1min` → `YE` | the event-study and backtest engines |
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+ | session parts: opening range, initial balance, closing range | plotting |
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+ | corporate actions and the three adjustment modes | |
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+
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+ If you install this expecting RSI, you will be disappointed. Indicators arrive in the next
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+ stage. What is here is the layer all of that has to be a pure function of, and it is the
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+ part that is usually wrong.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Why session anchoring
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+
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+ Resample a 09:15-opening equity session to hourly bars with pandas and you get this:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ df.resample("1h").agg(AGG) # [45, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 30] ← a 45-minute first bar
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+ ```
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+
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+ The grid is anchored to midnight, so the session's first bucket is a stub and every
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+ subsequent boundary is offset from the open. `upticks` anchors each bucket to the session's
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+ own first bar:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ up.resample(bars, "1h") # [60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 60, 15] ← anchored to 09:15
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+ ```
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+
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+ The difference compounds. A `75min` or `125min` frame under a global origin drifts to a
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+ different time of day on every subsequent session; anchored per session it lands on the same
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+ five (or three) boundaries every trading day. A special evening session — NSE's Muhurat
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+ trading, 18:00–18:59 — becomes exactly one hourly bar instead of being shredded or dropped.
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+
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+ Both behaviours remain reachable: `anchor="midnight"` is the correct choice for a 24-hour
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+ instrument, and it is the only way to obtain the naive grid. You cannot get it by accident.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Causality, concretely
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+
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+ Every resampled bar carries an **18-column bar contract** beside the frame, and the column
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+ that matters is `avail_ts` — the instant the bar became knowable:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ bars.contract[["bar_open_ts", "bar_close_ts", "avail_ts", "is_complete", "is_forming"]]
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+ ```
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+
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+ - **`bar_close_ts` is the actual last constituent plus one interval**, never the nominal
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+ period end. On a truncated or special session those differ, and the nominal answer is
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+ wrong.
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+ - **`avail_ts` is the only legal join key.** Joining on a bar's label is what leaks, so
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+ labels are not offered as join keys anywhere.
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+ - **`is_forming` marks a bar that can still change.** By default the still-open final bucket
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+ is withheld entirely (`forming="drop"`), so nothing knowable-early reaches a backtest. A
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+ daily bar for a session the feed has not finished publishing is not handed to you as
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+ settled.
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+ - **Resampling to a finer frequency is refused** with a typed error. There is no public
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+ forward-fill-to-finer verb, because that is the leak.
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+ - **Resample first, compute second.** `RSI(14)` on hourly bars is a different quantity from
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+ `RSI(14)` computed on minutes and aggregated; no public path produces the latter.
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+
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+ Tested as named properties, not asserted as design intent: volume conservation, extreme
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+ preservation, `1min→1h→1D` bitwise identical to `1min→1D`, idempotence, no bucket spanning
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+ two sessions, and `avail_ts > bar_open_ts` on every emitted bar.
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+
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+ **On look-ahead itself the claim is bounded, deliberately: _no detectable look-ahead under
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+ these tests_ — never _provably none_.** This release ships the structural layers — schema
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+ assertions at construction, the availability contract, and the refusals above — and the
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+ causality harness that makes "these tests" an enumerable, named list arrives in the next
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+ stage. Until it does, read the claim as exactly what it says: these tests did not detect a
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+ leak, which is not the same as there being none.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Sessions without a calendar
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+
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+ There is no exchange-calendar dependency anywhere in this library, and there never will be.
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+ Sessions are inferred from the multiplicative structure of the data's own gaps; the holiday
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+ table is the complement of the observed trading days.
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+
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+ This handles, on real data:
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+
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+ - **special sessions** — an evening or afternoon session that matches no modal shape is kept
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+ as a first-class session, never merged into a neighbour
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+ - **half-days and truncated feeds** — flagged `is_short`, and `is_provisional` when they sit
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+ at the data tail and the vendor may still revise them
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+ - **lunch-break markets** — a mid-session gap is absorbed as a *break*, not a boundary, so
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+ Tokyo's 11:30–12:30 does not split the day in two
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+ - **midnight-crossing sessions** — a CME Globex 23:30 bar belongs to the next calendar day's
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+ trade date, and the session is one session
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+ - **trading halts** — a 90-minute hole is a shape deviation, not a session split
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+ - **DST transitions** — boundaries are computed in integer nanoseconds from the session open,
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+ so a spring-forward week does not shift them
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+
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+ A declared `SessionShape` bypasses inference entirely where the heuristic is unsafe.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import upticks as up
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+
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+ bars = up.load("NIFTY_1min.csv", tz="Asia/Kolkata", exchange="NSE", preset="nse_intraday")
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+
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+ print(bars.report())
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+ # 500 sessions | 8 short | 2 off-hours (Muhurat) | tick 0.05 | 186747 bars | 2024-08-07 → 2026-08-12
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+
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+ bars.quality # the 16 hygiene checks, one row each
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+ bars.sessions.table # one row per session, with its flags
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+
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+ hourly = up.resample(bars, "1h")
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+ daily = up.resample(bars, "1D") # one bar per SESSION, never a midnight resample
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+ weekly = up.resample(bars, "W-FRI") # restamped to the last actual session of the week
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+
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+ orb = up.opening_range(bars, 15) # one bar per session, first 15 minutes
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+ ```
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+
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+ Nothing is repaired behind your back. `load()` reports; `repair()` is a separate call that
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+ takes an explicit policy and records it in `Meta`.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Design commitments
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+
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+ **Three runtime dependencies: pandas, numpy, scipy.** Nothing else, ever. `pyarrow`,
152
+ `matplotlib` and `numba` are optional extras, imported lazily inside the one function that
153
+ needs them, and their absence raises an error naming the extra.
154
+
155
+ **`bars.df` is a plain DataFrame** and never a subclass, so anything that consumes pandas can
156
+ consume it. Metadata that pandas drops — timezone, tick grid, session table, fingerprint,
157
+ adjustment lineage — lives on the handle instead.
158
+
159
+ **Refusals name the missing data.** Every error carries a remedy that says what to pass.
160
+ An ambiguous frequency alias is refused rather than guessed: `60m` means sixty minutes in
161
+ MetaTrader and sixty month-ends in pandas, so `upticks` refuses it and names both.
162
+
163
+ **Defaults are documented, not folklore.** `up.defaults_provenance()` returns every numeric
164
+ default with its origin and citation.
165
+
166
+ ---
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+
168
+ ## Supported versions
169
+
170
+ Python 3.11–3.13. pandas 2.2 through 3.x, and the test suite is run under **both** majors —
171
+ pandas 3 changed the default datetime resolution from nanoseconds to microseconds, which
172
+ silently breaks naive integer-time arithmetic, so this is verified rather than assumed.
173
+
174
+ ---
175
+
176
+ ## Honest limitations
177
+
178
+ - **Alpha.** The public surface of this stage is stable and tested, but later stages will add
179
+ to it. Pin the version.
180
+ - **Session inference is a heuristic.** It is validated against every session of a
181
+ two-year 1-minute reference file and against synthetic fixtures for four other market
182
+ shapes, but a genuinely novel session structure may need a declared `SessionShape`.
183
+ - **Corporate-action detection is candidate-only.** Splits and bonuses are matched against a
184
+ small set of rational overnight ratios. An ex-dividend drop is observationally identical to
185
+ an ordinary news gap without a dividend feed, and is reported as a candidate, never a fact.
186
+ - **Back-adjustment is non-causal by construction** and says so: rescaling pre-ex-date bars
187
+ uses information from the ex-date. It is available, registered as non-causal, and refused
188
+ by default where causality matters.
189
+ - **No exchange calendar means no forward-looking holidays.** The data is the calendar, so a
190
+ holiday after the last bar is unknowable; supply one explicitly if you need it.
191
+
192
+ ---
193
+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache-2.0. Copyright (c) Nashit Babber.