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title: "Getting Started"
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```{r, include = FALSE}
knitr::opts_chunk$set(
  collapse = TRUE,
  comment = "#>"
)
```

`lightweightchartR` brings TradingView's `lightweight-charts` library to R with
an API that feels natural for `quantmod` and `xts` users.

The package is built around a simple idea:

- start with market data
- create a chart with `lwc_chart()`
- add layers and indicators with pipes

## Load packages

```{r}
library(quantmod)
library(lightweightchartR)
```

## Download some market data

We'll use Apple price data from Yahoo Finance.

```{r}
getSymbols("AAPL", from = "2024-01-01", auto.assign = TRUE)

aapl <- AAPL
head(aapl)
```

## Create a basic chart

If your data has OHLC columns, `lwc_chart()` will automatically choose a
candlestick chart.

```{r}
aapl |>
  lwc_chart(theme = "dark", name = "AAPL")
```

## Add volume and moving averages

You can layer additional series with a pipe-first workflow.

```{r}
aapl |>
  lwc_chart(theme = "dark", name = "AAPL") |>
  add_volume() |>
  add_sma(20, color = "#2563eb") |>
  add_sma(50, color = "#f59e0b")
```

By default:

- volume overlays into the main price pane
- moving averages added with `add_sma()` are drawn in the price pane

## Add an indicator pane

Indicators like RSI can go into their own pane.

```{r}
aapl |>
  lwc_chart(theme = "dark", name = "AAPL") |>
  add_volume() |>
  add_sma(20, color = "#2563eb") |>
  add_sma(50, color = "#f59e0b") |>
  add_rsi()
```

## Use the quantmod-style bridge

If you're coming from `chartSeries()`, the package also includes a compact
compatibility wrapper.

```{r}
chart_series_lwc(
  aapl,
  theme = "dark",
  TA = "addVo();addSMA(n = 20);addRSI()"
)
```

## Customize chart-level behavior

`lwc_chart()` also lets you control chart-wide behavior such as widget height
and technical-analysis hover tooltips.

```{r}
aapl |>
  lwc_chart(
    theme = "dark",
    name = "AAPL",
    height = 260,
    ta_tooltip = TRUE,
    ta_tooltip_threshold = 10
  ) |>
  add_volume() |>
  add_sma(20, color = "#2563eb") |>
  add_sma(50, color = "#f59e0b")
```

## Summary

The basic workflow is:

1. Start with `xts` market data
2. Call `lwc_chart()`
3. Add layers and indicators with `add_*()` helpers

That gives you a modern interactive chart while keeping the workflow familiar
for `quantmod` users.