mercurymesh-privacy-preserv.../blueprint/adapter_blueprint.py

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"""
Adapter Blueprint for MercuryMesh MVP
This module provides a minimal, well-documented skeleton that teams can copy
when implementing new venue adapters. It is intentionally simple and self-contained
so it can be dropped into new repos or integrated into the existing codebase with
minimal friction.
The blueprint focuses on three responsibilities:
- Connect to a venue feed (simulated or real)
- Extract raw venue data and normalize it into a common signal format
- Emit a Signal contract compatible object that downstream components can consume
Note: This is a blueprint, not a fully-featured adapter. It lacks networking,
security, and production-grade error handling which should be added in production use.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Dict, Any, Optional
import time
@dataclass
class LocalMarketContext:
venue_id: str
symbol: str
timeframe: str
@dataclass
class MarketSignal:
venue_id: str
symbol: str
timestamp: float
features: Dict[str, float]
class AdapterBlueprint:
"""Minimal adapter blueprint.
- venue_id: identifier for the venue this adapter connects to
- registry: optional contract/GoC registry payload (not required for the blueprint)
"""
def __init__(self, venue_id: str, registry: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None) -> None:
self.venue_id = venue_id
self.registry = registry or {}
self.connected = False
def connect(self) -> bool:
"""Simulate a connection to the venue feed.
In a real adapter this would establish a network connection, authenticate, etc.
For the blueprint, we simply mark as connected and return True.
"""
# In a real implementation, add try/except and reconnection logic
self.connected = True
return self.connected
def fetch_raw(self) -> Any:
"""Fetch a raw payload from the venue feed (simulated).
Returns a simple dict that a concrete subclass would parse.
"""
if not self.connected:
raise RuntimeError("Adapter not connected to venue feed")
# Simulated raw payload; in practice this would be a socket/HTTP feed, etc.
now = time.time()
return {
"venue": self.venue_id,
"symbol": "XYZ",
"ts": now,
"raw_features": {
"liquidity_proxy": 0.9,
"order_flow_intensity": 0.6,
"volatility_proxy": 1.1,
},
}
def extract_signal(self, raw: Any) -> MarketSignal:
"""Normalize and map raw payload to a MarketSignal contract."""
venue = str(raw.get("venue", self.venue_id))
symbol = str(raw.get("symbol", "UNKNOWN"))
timestamp = float(raw.get("ts", time.time()))
features = dict(raw.get("raw_features", {}))
return MarketSignal(venue_id=venue, symbol=symbol, timestamp=timestamp, features=features)
def emit(self, signal: MarketSignal) -> MarketSignal:
"""Hook for downstream consumers. In a real adapter this might publish to a bus."""
# For blueprint purposes, simply return the signal to show it was produced
return signal
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Simple demonstration when run as a script
adapter = AdapterBlueprint(venue_id="venue_example")
adapter.connect()
raw = adapter.fetch_raw()
sig = adapter.extract_signal(raw)
print("Blueprint adapter produced signal:", sig)