Introduction:

This repository contains tools for managing options/stocks and crypto data using TradingView webhooks, and interacting with the Robinhood API.

Setup:

1. Create a GitHub Account:

   • If you don't have a GitHub account, create one now.
   • You will need to create a new repository and name it whatever you want.

2. Set Up the Local Project Folder:

   • Create a folder for the project on your local PC.
   • Open the terminal and navigate to the newly created folder.
   • Initialize the folder for GitHub:

     git init

   • Connect your account to GitHub:

     git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/your-repository-name.git

     Replace your-username and your-repository-name with your GitHub username and the new repository name.

3. Create a DigitalOcean Account:

   • If you don't have one already, create an account on DigitalOcean. You can use my referral link to receive $200 of free credit: DigitalOcean.

4. Create a New App on DigitalOcean:

   • Create a new app under the App Platform and name it whatever you want.
   • Cost is around $10/mon to run the app on the server

Installation:

1. Clone the Repository:

   • Clone the repository into the new folder:

     git clone https://github.com/MatthiasT91/Robinhood-Webhook-Bot.git

2. Navigate to the Project Folder:

   • Go into the folder to install dependencies:

     cd options-bot

3. Install Dependencies:

   • Install the required dependencies:

     pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Configure the Application:

   • Rename the example.ini file to config.ini.
   • Fill in the fields in the file to your settings

5. Deploy the App:

   • First, deploy it to GitHub, which will then deploy it to DigitalOcean:

     git add .
     git commit -m "Initial commit"
     git push -u origin master:main

6. Login to Robinhood:

   • 2FA will need to be activated on your Robinhood account so you can type in the 6 digit code.
   • Run the login.py file to login to your Robinhood account:

     python3 login.py

7. Run the Application:

   • Deploy the app on DigitalOcean. This will run the Flask application, waiting for new alerts to come in.
   • To run the webhook with TradingView, you will need a paid TradingView account. Change the alert message to suit your requirements.

TradingView Alert Message:

Insert these messages into the TradingView alert message box, and then change the webhook URL in the notifications panel. Messages can be found in the alert_options_info.txt file.

Enjoy managing your trading data with FCT's Robinhoods Options/Stock/Crypto Webhook Bot! This README.txt file provides clear instructions for setting up the project, configuring environment variables, installing dependencies, and deploying the application to a new server.

If you would like to buy me a coffee here is a few ways:

PayPal          - @MatthiasTovar
Solana (Crypto) - E2VUz9PzabS547pxBJnFZCCDT3VtqdhnrMgyKc7ksPE7
ETH (Crypto)    - 0xeCcDF3B9fD507bf3a7B196e093Dc7FC0114CfDb3
BTC (Crypto)    - bc1qu06sj3z4dkllkup2ew42gh523u3usvw0p2wpk2