Adding "total price" worth to ladder whale orders
See original GitHub issueNow with #66 merged, hovering over a bubble shows the total price of the order/s. I tried to add the same to the ladder whale orders, and if I play with a simple test dataframe it works, but when I try with app.py, I get an error on:
vol_grp_bid = vol_grp_bid[
((vol_grp_bid[TBL_VOLUME] >= minVolume) & (vol_grp_bid['count'] >= 2.0) & (vol_grp_bid['count'] < 70.0))]
for some reason. Could someone with more experience implement this?
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Yes, but in the way that I did it:
It’s not needed, because there aren’t 2 levels, and you get an error:
ah okay, gotcha.