I have created a simple sandbox environment compatible with Kite connect API signatures which can take historical data from real kite connect APIs and stream it over websockets and historical API endpoints while also acting as a paper trading environment to record trades, etc. It also has rudimentary trade execution, postbacks and gtt executions.
It works out of the box with zerodha clients (tested with python `kiteconnect`) by overriding the `root` url. It has saved me countless hours because i can develop my system off-trading hours as well and can actually test if my actual system can successfully identify and execute my backtested trades.
I wish to open source it under MIT license. Wanted to confirm if it's okay to do that and doesn't violate any Zerodha policies?
Looking forward to hearing back from Zerodha dev/admin team. Thanks!
Yes. I built it as a single-tenant service that works exactly like that.