Esempio n. 1
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        public void Upsert_Simple_Order_With_Unknown_Instrument()
        {
            var testScope = $"Orders-UnknownInstrument-TestScope";
            var order     = $"Order-{Guid.NewGuid().ToString()}";
            var orderId   = new ResourceId(testScope, order);

            // We want to make a request for a single order. We'll map the internal security id to an Unknown placeholder
            // if we can't translate it.
            var initialRequest = new OrderSetRequest(
                orderRequests: new List <OrderRequest>
            {
                new OrderRequest(
                    id: orderId,
                    quantity: 100,
                    // These instrument identifiers should all map to the same instrument. If the instance of
                    // LUSID has the specified instruments registered these identifiers will get resolved to
                    // an actual internal instrument on upsert; otherwise, they'll be resolved to instrument or
                    // currency unknown.
                    instrumentIdentifiers: new Dictionary <string, string>()
                {
                    ["Instrument/default/LusidInstrumentId"] = "LUID_SomeNonexistentInstrument"
                },
                    // [Experimental] Currently this portfolio doesn't need to exist. As the domain model evolves
                    // this reference might disappear, or might become a strict reference to an existing portfolio
                    portfolioId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestPortfolio"),
                    properties: new Dictionary <string, PerpetualProperty>
                {
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PropertyValue("GTC")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PropertyValue("UK Test Orders")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PropertyValue("F Bar")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PropertyValue("J Wilson")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PropertyValue("RiskArb")) },
                },
                    side: "Buy",
                    orderBookId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestBook")
                    )
            });

            // We can ask the Orders API to upsert this order for us
            var upsertResult = _ordersApi.UpsertOrders(initialRequest);

            // The return gives us a list of orders upserted, and LusidInstrument for each has been mapped to a LUID
            // using the instrument identifiers passed
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.Count == 1);
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.Id.Code.Equals(order)));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.LusidInstrumentId.Equals("LUID_ZZZZZZZZ")));
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        public void Upsert_And_Retrieve_Simple_Orders()
        {
            var testScope = $"Orders-Filter-TestScope";
            var order1    = $"Order-{Guid.NewGuid().ToString()}";
            var order2    = $"Order-{Guid.NewGuid().ToString()}";
            var order3    = $"Order-{Guid.NewGuid().ToString()}";
            var orderId1  = new ResourceId(testScope, order1);
            var orderId2  = new ResourceId(testScope, order2);
            var orderId3  = new ResourceId(testScope, order3);

            // We want to make a request to upsert several orders. The internal security id will be mapped on upsert
            // from the instrument identifiers passed. We can filter on a number of parameters on query.
            var request = new OrderSetRequest(
                orderRequests: new List <OrderRequest>
            {
                new OrderRequest(
                    id: orderId1,
                    quantity: 99,
                    // These instrument identifiers should all map to the same instrument. If the instance of
                    // LUSID has the specified instruments registered these identifiers will get resolved to
                    // an actual internal instrument on upsert; otherwise, they'll be resolved to instrument or
                    // currency unknown.
                    instrumentIdentifiers: new Dictionary <string, string>()
                {
                    ["Instrument/default/LusidInstrumentId"] = _instrumentIds.First()
                },
                    // [Experimental] Currently this portfolio doesn't need to exist. As the domain model evolves
                    // this reference might disappear, or might become a strict reference to an existing portfolio
                    portfolioId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestPortfolio"),
                    properties: new Dictionary <string, PerpetualProperty>
                {
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PropertyValue("GTC")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PropertyValue("UK Test Orders")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PropertyValue("F Bar")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PropertyValue("ZB123")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PropertyValue("RiskArb")) },
                },
                    side: "Buy",
                    orderBookId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestBook")
                    ),
                new OrderRequest(
                    id: orderId2,
                    quantity: 200,
                    // These instrument identifiers should all map to the same instrument. If the instance of
                    // LUSID has the specified instruments registered these identifiers will get resolved to
                    // an actual internal instrument on upsert; otherwise, they'll be resolved to instrument or
                    // currency unknown.
                    instrumentIdentifiers: new Dictionary <string, string>()
                {
                    ["Instrument/default/LusidInstrumentId"] = _instrumentIds.First()
                },
                    // [Experimental] Currently this portfolio doesn't need to exist. As the domain model evolves
                    // this reference might disappear, or might become a strict reference to an existing portfolio
                    portfolioId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestPortfolio"),
                    properties: new Dictionary <string, PerpetualProperty>
                {
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PropertyValue("GTC")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PropertyValue("UK Test Orders")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PropertyValue("F Bar")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PropertyValue("J Wilson")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PropertyValue("UK Growth")) },
                },
                    side: "Sell",
                    orderBookId: new ResourceId(testScope, "AnotherOrdersTestBook")
                    ),
                new OrderRequest(
                    id: orderId3,
                    quantity: 300,
                    // These instrument identifiers should all map to the same instrument. If the instance of
                    // LUSID has the specified instruments registered these identifiers will get resolved to
                    // an actual internal instrument on upsert; otherwise, they'll be resolved to instrument or
                    // currency unknown.
                    instrumentIdentifiers: new Dictionary <string, string>()
                {
                    ["Instrument/default/LusidInstrumentId"] = _instrumentIds.Skip(1).Take(1).Single()
                },
                    // [Experimental] Currently this portfolio doesn't need to exist. As the domain model evolves
                    // this reference might disappear, or might become a strict reference to an existing portfolio
                    portfolioId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestPortfolio"),
                    properties: new Dictionary <string, PerpetualProperty>
                {
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PropertyValue("GTC")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PropertyValue("UK Test Orders 2")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PropertyValue("F Bar")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PropertyValue("J Wilson")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PropertyValue("RiskArb")) },
                },
                    side: "Buy",
                    orderBookId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestBook")
                    )
            });

            // We can ask the Orders API to upsert these orders for us
            var upsertResult = _ordersApi.UpsertOrders(request);

            // The return gives us a list of orders upserted, and LusidInstrument for each has been mapped to a LUID
            // using the instrument identifiers passed
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(3));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.Single(rl => rl.Id.Code.Equals(order1)).LusidInstrumentId, Is.EqualTo(_instrumentIds.First()));

            var t = upsertResult.Values.First().Version.AsAtDate;

            var order1Filter = $"{order1}";
            var order2Filter = $"{order2}";
            var order3Filter = $"{order3}";

            var quantityFilter = _ordersApi.ListOrders(asAt:
                                                       t,
                                                       filter: $"Quantity gt 100 and Id.Scope eq '{testScope}' and Id.Code in ('{order1}', '{order2}', '{order3}')");

            Assert.That(quantityFilter.Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(2));
            Assert.That(quantityFilter.Values.All(rl => rl.Quantity > 100));

            /*
             * Other filters are also possible:
             *
             *
             * var propertyFilter = _ordersApi.ListOrders(asAt: t, filter: $"Properties[Order/{testScope}/OrderBook] eq 'UK Test Orders 2'");
             *
             * Assert.That(propertyFilter.Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
             * Assert.That(propertyFilter.Values.Single(rl => rl.Id.Code.Equals(order3)).Properties[$"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook"].Value.LabelValue, Is.EqualTo("UK Test Orders 2"));
             *
             * var instrumentFilter = _ordersApi.ListOrders(asAt: t, filter: $"LusidInstrumentId eq '{_instrumentIds.First()}' and Id.Scope eq '{testScope}'");
             *
             * Assert.That(instrumentFilter.Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(2));
             * Assert.That(instrumentFilter.Values.All(rl => rl.LusidInstrumentId.Equals(_instrumentIds[0])));
             *
             * var sideFilter = _ordersApi.ListOrders(asAt: t, filter: $"Side eq 'Sell' and Id.Scope eq '{testScope}'");
             *
             * Assert.That(sideFilter.Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
             * Assert.That(sideFilter.Values.All(rl => rl.Side.Equals("Sell")));
             *
             * var orderBookFilter = _ordersApi.ListOrders(asAt: t, filter: $"OrderBookId.Code eq 'AnotherOrdersTestBook'");
             *
             * Assert.That(orderBookFilter.Values.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));
             * Assert.That(orderBookFilter.Values.All(rl => rl.OrderBookId.Code.Equals("AnotherOrdersTestBook")));
             */
        }
Esempio n. 3
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        public void Update_Simple_Order()
        {
            var testScope = $"Orders-Simple-TestScope";
            var order     = $"Order-{Guid.NewGuid().ToString()}";
            var orderId   = new ResourceId(testScope, order);

            // We want to make a request for a single order. The internal security id will be mapped on upsert
            // from the instrument identifiers passed. Properties
            var request = new OrderSetRequest(
                orderRequests: new List <OrderRequest>
            {
                new OrderRequest(
                    id: orderId,
                    quantity: 100,
                    // These instrument identifiers should all map to the same instrument. If the instance of
                    // LUSID has the specified instruments registered these identifiers will get resolved to
                    // an actual internal instrument on upsert; otherwise, they'll be resolved to instrument or
                    // currency unknown.
                    instrumentIdentifiers: new Dictionary <string, string>()
                {
                    ["Instrument/default/LusidInstrumentId"] = _instrumentIds.First()
                },
                    // [Experimental] Currently this portfolio doesn't need to exist. As the domain model evolves
                    // this reference might disappear, or might become a strict reference to an existing portfolio
                    portfolioId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestPortfolio"),
                    properties: new Dictionary <string, PerpetualProperty>(),
                    side: "Buy",
                    orderBookId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestBook")
                    )
            });

            var upsertResult = _ordersApi.UpsertOrders(request);

            // The return gives us a list of orders upserted, and LusidInstrument for each has been mapped to a LUID
            // using the instrument identifiers passed
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.Count == 1);
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.Id.Code.Equals(order)));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.LusidInstrumentId.Equals(_instrumentIds.First())));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.Quantity == 100));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => !rl.Properties.Any()));

            // We can update that Order with a new Quantity, and some extra parameters
            var updateRequest = new OrderSetRequest(
                orderRequests: new List <OrderRequest>
            {
                new OrderRequest(
                    id: orderId,
                    quantity: 500,
                    // These instrument identifiers should all map to the same instrument. If the instance of
                    // LUSID has the specified instruments registered these identifiers will get resolved to
                    // an actual internal instrument on upsert; otherwise, they'll be resolved to instrument or
                    // currency unknown.
                    instrumentIdentifiers: new Dictionary <string, string>()
                {
                    ["Instrument/default/LusidInstrumentId"] = _instrumentIds.First()
                },
                    // [Experimental] Currently this portfolio doesn't need to exist. As the domain model evolves
                    // this reference might disappear, or might become a strict reference to an existing portfolio
                    portfolioId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestPortfolio"),
                    properties: new Dictionary <string, PerpetualProperty>
                {
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/TIF", new PropertyValue("GTC")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/OrderBook", new PropertyValue("UK Test Orders")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/PortfolioManager", new PropertyValue("F Bar")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Account", new PropertyValue("J Wilson")) },
                    { $"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PerpetualProperty($"Order/{testScope}/Strategy", new PropertyValue("RiskArb")) },
                },
                    side: "Buy",
                    orderBookId: new ResourceId(testScope, "OrdersTestBook")
                    )
            });

            upsertResult = _ordersApi.UpsertOrders(updateRequest);

            // The return gives us a list of orders upserted, and LusidInstrument for each has been mapped to a LUID
            // using the instrument identifiers passed. We can see that the quantity has been udpated, and properties added
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.Count == 1);
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.Id.Code.Equals(order)));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.LusidInstrumentId.Equals(_instrumentIds.First())));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.Quantity == 500));
            Assert.That(upsertResult.Values.All(rl => rl.Properties.Count() == 5));
        }