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Radar

The Radar widget allows you to track live market behavior, along with searching for new trade ideas. The widget provides a wide range of configuration options and predefined search criteria. A detailed overview of real-time market data and key fundamental and technical data for each instrument allows to use the widget as a market screener and market scanner at the same time.

Features​

  • Configurable set of columns from 57 available.
  • Table sorting and filtering.
  • Custom table functions:
    • column selection menu,
    • column reordering,
    • column resizing.
  • Supports multiple candle periods.
  • Snapshot of current data in CSV format.

Showcases​

Basic view​

Main widget view.

Widget's basic view

Dark mode​

By default, widgets support dark and light themes, though it's also possible to create a custom theme.

Widget in dark theme

Setup​

Installation​

The widget is distributed both via a CDN and as an NPM package.

npm i @dx-display/widgets-radar

CDN Link: https://path-to-cdn/widgets/radar.js

tip

Refer to this guide for instructions on utilizing our CDN bundle.

Configure DataProviders​

The Radar widget requires you to have access the following dxFeed Data Providers:

const dataProviders = {
  ipfPath: '/your-path/ipf',
  ipfAuthHeader: 'your-header',
  scannerPath: 'api/scanner',
  scannerAuthHeader: 'your-header',
  schedulePath: '/api/schedule',
}
Getting access

If you don't have access to these data providers, please contact dxFeed team.

Code example​

Below, you'll find a code example demonstrating widget integration, utilizing only the essential parameters. Refer to the widget API section for comprehensive details on all available options.

Show code!
import { newRadarWidget } from '@dx-display/widgets-radar'

const dataProviders = {
  ipfPath: '/your-path/ipf',
  ipfAuthHeader: 'your-header',
  scannerPath: 'api/scanner',
  scannerAuthHeader: 'your-header',
  schedulePath: '/api/schedule',
}
// make sure that next element exist in your DOM
const container = document.getElementById('widget')
container.style.height = '600px'
container.style.width = '800px'

const widget = newRadarWidget({
  element: container,
  providers: dataProviders,
})

Configurator​

API​

Please refer to the links below for a comprehensive list of all parameters available for the described widget.