Tradingview-indicators

Latest version: v0.3.7.1

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0.0.7.1

Refactor: Simplify CCI calculation

Objective: The primary aim of this change is to align the CCI to be more closely with the TradingView style. By eliminating the CCI class and converting all its methods into a simple function, the code will better adhere to the coding conventions and patterns utilized in the TradingView platform.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/m-marqx/TradingView-Indicators/compare/v0.0.4...v0.0.7.1

0.0.4

BREAKING CHANGES: remove `MovingAverage` class and transform all methods into functions

Objective: The primary aim of this change is to align the MovingAverage methods more closely with the TradingView style. By eliminating the MovingAverage class and converting all its methods into functions, the code will better adhere to the coding conventions and patterns utilized in the TradingView platform.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/m-marqx/TradingView-Indicators/compare/v0.0.3.7...v0.0.4

0.0.3.7

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/m-marqx/TradingView-Indicators/compare/v0.0.3.4...v0.0.3.7

FIX: [`source` variable not found](https://github.com/m-marqx/TradingView-Indicators/commit/566bca06bafb8ae2ffb69bda1b9a4f2786361046)

0.0.3.6

- Transform Ichimoku into a function to make it similar to a TradingView call.

0.0.3

- Add Ichimoku Indicator
- Rename di_delta to di_difference

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/m-marqx/TradingView-Indicators/compare/v0.0.2...v0.0.3

0.0.2

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