Add daily model training scripts and terminal UI for live trading
- Introduced `train_daily.sh` for automating daily model retraining, including data download and model training steps. - Added `install_cron.sh` for setting up a cron job to run the daily training script. - Created `setup_schedule.sh` for configuring Systemd timers for daily training tasks. - Implemented a terminal UI using Rich for real-time monitoring of trading performance, including metrics display and log handling. - Updated `pyproject.toml` to include the `rich` dependency for UI functionality. - Enhanced `.gitignore` to exclude model and log files. - Added database support for trade persistence and metrics calculation. - Updated README with installation and usage instructions for the new features.
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#!/bin/bash
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# Setup script for Systemd Timer (Daily Training)
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SERVICE_FILE="tasks/lowkey-training.service"
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TIMER_FILE="tasks/lowkey-training.timer"
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SYSTEMD_DIR="/etc/systemd/system"
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echo "To install the daily training schedule, please run the following commands:"
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echo ""
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echo "sudo cp $SERVICE_FILE $SYSTEMD_DIR/"
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echo "sudo cp $TIMER_FILE $SYSTEMD_DIR/"
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echo "sudo systemctl daemon-reload"
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echo "sudo systemctl enable --now lowkey-training.timer"
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echo ""
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echo "To check the status:"
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echo "systemctl list-timers --all | grep lowkey"
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