Console shows inactive exchanges

[walne]

After adding Coinbase & CampBXExchange as new entries to cointrader.properties, I commented them out (and had previously removed them from -default.properties. After entering "exchanges" into the console, they continue to show up as valid exchanges. (See screenshots attached)

Expected Behavior: Only those active exchanges should appear as options in console.

[timolson]

Currently, the exchanges command lists all Exchanges for which there is data in the database. It does not mean that data is actively being collected. Perhaps we should add an optional live parameter, something like exchanges live? Comments?

[walne]

That makes sense about exchanges showing which ones where data exists. I like the idea of adding the live parameter so you can see what exchanges are currently activated. Is there presently a way to confirm whether a specific (or all) exchanges are connected and either able to collect data or place a trade?

Presently, to check and see if an exchange is active/connected properly, I run watch + {listing} (that I know that is on the specific exchange's book; and then wait to see if anything comes across. Is there a more efficient way to confirm whether an exchange is active? Is it possible to watch coinbase:BTC.USD or something similar to only see book and trade data for that specific exchange?

[timolson]

exchanges live would have to query the DataService to ask what is
active. We need to add the appropriate method to the DataService
interface and implement it in XchangeDataService. Then the
ExchangesCommand can bind using @Inject private DataService dataService; and invoke the necessary query method during run().

Currently watch only takes a Listing not a Market. Would you open a new
issue for that, then I'll describe there what's needed?
On Jul 3, 2014 3:13 AM, "Austin Walne" [email protected] wrote:

That makes sense about exchanges showing which ones where data exists. I
like the idea of adding the live parameter so you can see what exchanges
are currently activated. Is there presently a way to confirm whether a
specific (or all) exchanges are connected and either able to collect data
or place a trade?

Presently, to check and see if an exchange is active/connected properly,
I run watch + {listing} (that I know that is on the specific exchange's
book; and then wait to see if anything comes across. Is there a more
efficient way to confirm whether an exchange is active? Is it possible to watch
coinbase:BTC.USD or something similar to only see book and trade data for
that specific exchange?

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