The Tradervue API is a REST-style API for Tradervue that uses JSON for serialization, and HTTP Basic authentication over SSL.
Refer to the change log for the history of API changes.
All URLs start with https://www.tradervue.com/api/v1, and are accessible via SSL only.
You use HTTP Basic authentication to authenticate with the Tradervue API.
You must include a User-Agent header that identifies your application, including either a link
to your application or your email address, with each request. This allows us to get in touch with
you in case there is a problem (so we can warn you before you're blacklisted), or if we want to
talk to you about your app! Something like:
User-Agent: TradeImporter (http://my-tradeimporter.com)
or
User-Agent: MyApp ([email protected])
If you don't supply this header, you will get a HTTP 400 Bad Request response.
If you are the administrator of an organization in Tradervue, and this feature has been enabled for your organization, you can issue API calls on behalf of users in your organization. You could use this to auto-import trades for your users, for example.
To issue an API call on behalf of another user, you should authenticate as the organization administrator, and include a Tradervue-UserId HTTP header that identifies the target user. Something like:
Tradervue-UserId: 78914
If you do not have permission to issue API calls for the specified user, you will get a HTTP 403 Not Authorized response.
Note: the "X-" prefix for non-standard headers has been deprecated in RFC 6648, which is why it is not used here.
- Ruby sample application which uses the Import API.
- C# sample applications which use the Import API.
- Command line examples with curl are shown inline on the API detail pages.
- tv-industrify - sample to add industry tags to trades
These are some open-source projects that use the Tradervue API.
- py-tradervue-api - Python wrapper and command line client example for Tradervue API
- tv-importofx - Utility to download OFX files from a broker and import them into Tradervue
- qc - Command-line utility for syncing and running your backtests in QuantConnect, and importing the results into Tradervue
If there are additional projects we're missing, let us know!
- Import API - for importing trades
- Trades API - for creating and managing trades
- Journal API - for creating and managing journal entries
- Journal Notes API - for creating and managing journal notes
- Executions API - for retrieving the executions for a trade
- Comments API - for retrieving the comments on a trade, journal entry, or journal note
- User Management API - for managing users who belong to an organization