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# Testing the /status Command
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## ✅ Feature Implemented
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The Telegram bot now supports the `/status` command to show current open positions.
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## What It Shows
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When you send `/status` in your Telegram chat, you'll receive:
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### If No Positions Are Open:
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```
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📊 No open positions
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All clear! Ready for new signals.
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```
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### If Position Is Open:
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```
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🟢 SOL-PERP 📈 LONG
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💰 P&L: $3.50 (+0.70% account)
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📊 Price Change: +0.07%
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Entry: $142.5000
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Current: $142.6000
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Targets:
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TP1: $143.4975 ⏳
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TP2: $144.6375
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SL: $140.3625
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Position: $500.00 @ 10x
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Age: 5 min
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```
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### Emojis Used:
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- 🟢 Green = Position in profit
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- 🔴 Red = Position in loss
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- ⚪ White = Breakeven
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- 📈 = Long position
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- 📉 = Short position
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- ✅ = Target hit
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- ⏳ = Target pending
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## Technical Details
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### How It Works:
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1. User sends `/status` in Telegram
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2. Bot calls `GET /api/trading/positions` on trading-bot-v4:3000
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3. Bot parses response and formats position data
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4. Bot sends formatted message back to user
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### Files Modified:
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- `telegram_command_bot.py` - Added `status_command()` handler
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- `docker-compose.telegram-bot.yml` - Added environment variables
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- `.env.telegram-bot` - Added `TRADING_BOT_URL` and `API_SECRET_KEY`
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### Environment Variables Required:
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```bash
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TRADING_BOT_URL=http://trading-bot-v4:3000
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API_SECRET_KEY=<same as main .env file>
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```
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## Testing
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### 1. Test from Terminal (API):
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```bash
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curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_SECRET_KEY" \
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http://localhost:3001/api/trading/positions | jq .
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```
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### 2. Test from Telegram:
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- Open your Telegram bot chat
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- Send: `/status`
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- Should receive position info or "No open positions"
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### 3. Test with Active Position:
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- Execute a test trade first:
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- Send `/buySOL` or use settings page "Test LONG"
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- Then send `/status`
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- Should see full position details
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## Verification
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✅ Container running:
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```bash
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docker ps | grep telegram-trade-bot
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```
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✅ Logs showing /status handler:
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```bash
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docker logs telegram-trade-bot --tail 20
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```
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✅ Network connectivity:
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```bash
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docker exec telegram-trade-bot python3 -c "import requests; r=requests.get('http://trading-bot-v4:3000/api/trading/positions', headers={'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_KEY'}); print(r.status_code)"
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```
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Should output: `200`
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## Next Steps
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You can now monitor your positions in real-time from your phone!
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Just send `/status` anytime to check:
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- Current P&L
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- How close you are to TP/SL
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- How long the trade has been open
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