Moving a stop order with following code:
url=‘order/modifyorder’
this.ws = new WebSocket(url)
this.ws.send(${url}\n${id}\n${query || ''}\n${JSON.stringify(body)})
The reply is success:
mod ord res:{
“s”: 200,
“i”: 27,
“d”: {
“commandId”: 861227941
}
}
But the stop order in reality fails to move:
This results in the code unable to detect failure to move stop order, which can lead to serious issues. Any advice is appreciated!
Also I am thinking to query stop price to confirm move success, before letting the code proceed.
However documentation shows that /order/item and /order/dependents do not reply with any actual price data for the order.
I also realize there are different orderVersions for each order.
How can I quickly check the current stop price of an order?
Thank you
That’s normal, that just means the API accepted your request to modify the order. Notice that it returns a commandId. This is what you need to find out if your modification executed. Look up /executionReport/deps?masterId=<commandId> to find the result of the command to modify your order.
To check an order’s stop price, use /orderVersion/deps?masterid=<orderId>, that should give you the lastest orderVersion entity. One of its fields is stopPrice.
Edit: Don’t include the angle brackets, just the raw integer ID.
It would be better to use userSync to get notified of the change instead.
