A Bash script to run a single pair and save the outputs in to files, one with the raw run info, another with just the datetime, pair, and granularity, and another with an additional suffix of your choice added. A single simulation can be ran using just the pycrypto bot, however, other than the log, there wasn't a clean output that could be viewe…

single-simbot-script.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

rm -f short-simbot-run.txt

echo "[+] enter the following:"
echo "Coinbase pair that you want to run (format ETH-EUR, QNT-USD, LINK-GBP)"
read -r pre

echo "Granularity (86400,21600,3600,900)"
read -r grn

echo "Simulation Start Date and End Date (format 2021-01-01)"
echo "Start Date: " & read -r simst
echo "End Date: " & read -r simen

echo "Output suffix name (e.g. su15, AP, run1, shorter is better)"
read -r nme

echo "The following will be applied to the sim run:"
echo -e "Market Pair: $pre\nGranularity: $grn\nStart Date: $simst\nEnd Date: $simen\nOutput suffix: $nme"
sleep 3

dte=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d %T")
dt=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d")

mkdir -p raw-sim-outputs
mkdir -p sim-run-outputs
mkdir -p sim-result-outputs

echo "[+] Current config set"
echo -e "\n"
cat config.json | grep -B30 '.telegram' | awk -F'\"telegram' '{print $1}'
sleep 2

echo "[+] Running simulation, pair(s) running: $pre"
echo "Command executing: python3 pycryptobot.py --sim fast-sample --exchange coinbasepro --simstartdate $simst --simenddate $simen --granularity $grn --market $pre --disabletelegram"

python3 pycryptobot.py --sim fast-sample --exchange coinbasepro --simstartdate "$simst" --simenddate "$simen" --granularity "$grn" --market "$pre" --disabletelegram 2> "./sim-run-outputs/simbot-run-$nme.txt"

cat "./sim-run-outputs/simbot-run-$nme.txt" | grep "Margin.*" |  sed -e "s@^@$dte-gran\:$grn-$pre @" >> "./sim-result-outputs/simbot-results-$nme.txt"
cat "./sim-run-outputs/simbot-run-$nme.txt" > "./raw-sim-outputs/$pre-$dt-$nme.txt"

rst=$(cat "./sim-result-outputs/simbot-results-$nme.txt")

echo "[+] Results: $rst"
sort "./sim-result-outputs/simbot-results-$nme.txt" > "sim-results-$dt-$nme.txt"
sleep 3

echo -e "Simulation for $pre complete\Results: $rst\nDate Range: $simst to $simen complete\nfiles now available with suffix $nme" | notify

#L42
sed -e "/Margin.*/s@^@$dte-gran\:$grn-$pre @" simbot-run-"$nme".txt >> simbot-results-"$nme".txt

#L42
sed -e "/Margin.*/s@^@$dte-gran\:$grn-$pre @" simbot-run-"$nme".txt >> simbot-results-"$nme".txt

This seems to cause the entire output to be posted to the new file for some reason

Oops

sed -ne "/Margin.*/s@^@$dte-gran\:$grn-$pre @p" simbot-run-"$nme".txt >> simbot-results-"$nme".txt

That should do.