Now that API bracket orders are working 
, can someone provide an example of what a command body string typically looks like? The documentation is extremely vague!
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bump post I would like to know as well
+1 I would love to see an example of this as well
This is how I send it to the websocket. The user data comes from a user sync from the websocket.
fn place_bracket_limit_order(&mut self, user_data: &UserSyncData, qty: i64, price: f64,
take_profit: f64, stop_loss: f64, trailing_stop: bool, symbol: &str, action: &str){
let params = json!({
"entryVersion": {
"orderQty": qty,
"orderType": "Limit",
"price": price
},
"brackets": [{
"qty": qty,
"profitTarget": take_profit,
"stopLoss": stop_loss,
"trailingStop": trailing_stop
}]
});
let body = json!({
"accountId": user_data.accounts[0].id,
"accountSpec": user_data.accounts[0].name,
"symbol": symbol,
"action": action,
"orderStrategyTypeId": 2,
"is_automated": true,
"params": params.to_string()
});
let endpoint: &str = "orderStrategy/startOrderStrategy";
let body_string: String = format!("\n{}", body.to_string());//This endpoint requires an extra newline before body because it's a POST endpoint
self.socket_request(endpoint, body_string, None);
}
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It helped me understand it better if I just did it in rust. And thanks for all your tutorials and forum posts. They were enough that I didn’t have any questions without answers already on the forum.