#print(kite.login_url())

<br />kws.connect(threaded=True)<br />while True:<br />#Perform required data operation using tick data<br />def on_ticks(ws, ticks):<br />..........<br />helper_me

You can expect a text message from the Websocket API like this.

https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/portfolio/#positions?

Yes, you need to use multiplier from the portfolio/positions.

= ticker[&quot;SYMBOL&quot;]<br />#print (tickers)<br />def instrumentLookup(instrument_df,symbol):<br />&quot;&quot;&quot;Looks up instrument token for a given

Now at some point of time during the day, my code needs to squareoff this position. How do I go about it ?

Are you looking at net or day positions?

@ravishastry,

You can check out response structure here https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/portfolio/#positions

- https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v1/#postback-webhooks"

You can check out the documentation here to know more about placing GTT.

Everything seems correct as per the doc: https://kite.trade/docs/connect/v3/gtt/#placing-triggers

#pprint(ticks)

Is there any general rule of thumb about just how many lines of code you can put inside the on_ticks() before it start hampering execution. or how long is too long a code?

#print("[*] Generate access Token : ", kite.login_url())

@harshpnd3

#print(call_instrument)

do we have to calculate the average_price for the executed order from the average_price and quantity of individual trades under that order?

You can get order updates on Websockets. You can know more here.