@arunbritto7,

I would suggest check out the API documentation to understand the API behavior with the respective client library documentation.

@KamalChhirang,

You can also refer to the documentation here.

@pawan12

#net_positions = positions_data.get("data", {}).get("net", []) #P dont need the pnl contribution of holdings

Now coming to postback over websocket, if you look at https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/websocket/#postbacks-and-non-binary-updates you have all the information you should need. What I don't see is a

/>}<br />#print(response_data)<br />if instrument_token in symbol_data:<br /># Append the value to the list associated with the symbol<br />symbol_data[instrument_token].ap

@sujith

#print(datetime.datetime.now())

#python

#python

You can user average_price field of the positions response.

https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/orders/#placing-orders

You will have to switch to header based authentication as mentioned in the documentation.

] + calcparams[ 'StampDuty' ] , 2 )<br />#PtsBrkEvn<br />calcparams[ 'PtsBrkEvn' ] = np.round( calcparams[ 'TotalChg' ] / calcparams[ 'qty' ] , 2 )<br />#calcparams[ '' ]<br /&g

You may refer to this thread.

Place order API is a form POST and not json POST API. You can know more here.

It is optional, you can choose not to set postback url. You can listen to order updates via Websockets API.

You may use order updates via websocket API.