A Quasar Framework-based UI replacement for the Gekko trading bot, featuring enhanced live monitoring, charting, and backtest analysis.
Gekko-Quasar-UI is a user interface replacement for the Gekko trading bot, rebuilt with the Quasar Framework to offer a modern, feature-rich dashboard for cryptocurrency trading automation. It provides enhanced charting, real-time monitoring of live trading bots, and detailed backtest analysis tools. The project solves the need for a more intuitive and visually appealing interface compared to the original Gekko UI.
Cryptocurrency traders and developers using the Gekko trading bot who want a modern, material design interface with improved visualization and management features. It's ideal for those running live or paper trading bots and needing better charting and data export capabilities.
Developers choose this over the default Gekko UI for its modern Quasar-based design, interactive EChart visualizations, and enhanced usability features like live tickers and searchable tables. It offers greater control over indicator plotting and data export while maintaining compatibility with existing Gekko setups.
An UI port for gekko trading bot using Quasar framework.
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Rebuilt with Quasar Framework 1.0, offering a clean, material design interface that improves upon the original Gekko UI's aesthetics, as shown in the multiple screenshots provided.
Integrates EChart candlestick charts for market data and backtest results, with support for rendering strategy indicators directly on charts, enhancing data visualization.
Features live market tickers in the toolbar and enhanced views that differentiate between live trading and paper trading bots, providing at-a-glance stats for running instances.
Allows downloading backtest data as Excel and CSV files, enabling users to perform further analysis outside the trading bot environment, as highlighted in the features list.
The project is explicitly marked as archived with no active development since 2019, meaning no bug fixes, updates, or support, which poses risks for long-term use.
Setup requires manual steps like replacing files in the Gekko directory, modifying server.js and baseConfig.js, and dealing with dependencies, which can be error-prone, especially on Linux as noted in the README.
Relies on older NodeJS versions (>=7.6) and is only tested with Gekko >0.6, potentially causing conflicts with newer systems or Gekko updates due to outdated dependencies.