example and a pip package?

[yakir4123]

Hey! i dont want to be rude it looks like you did a very great job by exteninf the original repo with most of the features that i have benn waiting for!

do you mind to create a simple examples or even one big example of what you did?
another question, is it possible to create a new package with your library?

some features that i wonder if exist? is there a way to draw on each candle a simple line that will represent the vwap of the candle?
can i do more than one

i thought about something that is in the same width of the body of the candle but with different color, something like this:

   |        <- high
-------     <- close
|     |
-------     <- vwap let say white color
|     |
|     |
-------   <- open
   |      <- low

[EsIstJosh]

Like this?

[yakir4123]

exactly! can you show me an example how you did it?

[EsIstJosh]

See https://github.com/EsIstJosh/lightweight-charts-python/blob/381f506abde7a5275955e4fa2ad1df504dfcfdc4/run.py

[germangar]

I'd appreciate the pip package as well. I tested it and I really like it, but I will want to share my project eventually and it's hard to ask people to install it by cloning, so I feel I have to stick to the original by now.

[yakir4123]

you can do it via:

pip install git+https://github.com/EsIstJosh/lightweight-charts-python.git

also works in requirements and poetry

[EsIstJosh]

You should be able to install now via pip install lightweight-charts-esistjosh

[germangar]

Thanks!

[debegr92]

Are there some more examples on how to use this version? Examples looking outdated and based on the forked repository.