#FLAM3 Cryptobot/Monitoring Website Backend
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This document outlines the backend structure for a cryptobot/monitoring website. The backend encompasses various functionalities such as authentication, API key management, integration with Binance and Coinbase, bot management, trade history tracking, and security measures.
- Authentication and Authorization
- API Key Management
- Binance and Coinbase API Integration
- Bot Management
- Trade History and Performance Tracking
- Settings and Configuration
- Security and Error Handling
- Testing and Documentation
- Deployment and Scaling
- User Registration and Login: Allow users to register and log in.
- Token-Based Authentication: Use JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for session management.
- User Roles and Permissions: Define roles (e.g., admin, regular user) and access controls.
- Secure API Key Input: Endpoints for users to securely input their Binance and Coinbase API keys.
- Encryption and Storage: Encrypt API keys before storing them in the database.
- API Key Validation: Validate API keys and handle errors gracefully.
- API Interaction Modules: Create modules/classes to interact with the Binance and Coinbase APIs.
- Retrieve Account Information: Functions to get account details and trade history.
- Place Trades: Functions to execute trades.
- Rate Limit Handling: Manage API rate limits and handle errors.
- Bot Overview: Endpoints to view existing bots, their settings, and performance metrics.
- Bot Configuration: Allow users to create, edit, or delete bot configurations.
- Adjust Bot Settings: Logic to adjust bot settings based on user input.
- Database Design: Tables to store trade history, including timestamp, trade type, amount, price, etc.
- Fetch Trade History: Endpoints to retrieve trade history data.
- Performance Metrics: Algorithms to analyze metrics like daily profits, total trades, win/loss ratio.
- Manage Settings: Endpoints to manage global settings and individual bot configurations.
- Adjust Parameters: Allow users to set parameters like trade frequency, risk tolerance, and stop-loss thresholds.
- Request Validation and Logging: Middleware for validation, error handling, and logging.
- Data Encryption: Use HTTPS for data transmission.
- Input Validation: Sanitize inputs to prevent security vulnerabilities like injection attacks.
- Unit and Integration Tests: Write tests to ensure reliability and correctness.
- API Documentation: Use tools like Swagger or Postman to document APIs and endpoints.
- Cloud Deployment: Deploy to cloud hosting providers or dedicated servers.
- Performance Monitoring: Set up tools to monitor performance metrics.
- Scalability Strategies: Implement load balancing and auto-scaling to handle increased traffic.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/cryptobot-backend.git cd cryptobot-backend