Core vortex simulation for rodin math and price processing.
To get started with Vortex-369, clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/NeaByteLab/Vortex-369.git
cd Vortex-369This project uses Deno. Ensure you have Deno installed on your system.
You can use the Vortex class to calculate pivot levels based on high and low price ranges.
import { Vortex } from './src/index.ts'
const priceHigh = 1.085
const priceLow = 1.08
// Calculate vortex intersection results
const results = Vortex.calculate(priceHigh, priceLow)
// Print results to console in a formatted table
Vortex.printResults(results, priceHigh, priceLow)Calculates intersections and pivot levels based on the provided price range using Rodin coil mathematics.
Parameters:
priceHigh: number- The highest price level of the session/range.priceLow: number- The lowest price level of the session/range.
Returns: IntersectionResult[] - An array of unique intersection results sorted by price value.
Prints the intersection results in a formatted table to the console, including the digital root of each price level.
Parameters:
results: IntersectionResult[]- The array of results obtained fromcalculate().priceHigh: number- High price reference for the header.priceLow: number- Low price reference for the header.
export interface IntersectionResult {
priceValue: number // The calculated intersection price level
timeValue: number // The calculated time coordinate (minutes)
originSource: string // Description of the intersecting lines
}- Rodin Coil Angles: Uses specific 0°, 40°, 80°, 120°, 160° angles for geometric projection.
- Doubling Circuit & Flux Pattern: Implements doubling (1-2-4-8-7-5) and flux (3-6-9) sequences.
- Digital Root Calculation: Automatically calculates the digital root for price levels.
- Recursive Stacking: Supports multi-level stacking for expanded projections.
This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.