Low-level API
Overview
The low-level API is recommended when you want to use save/load UI elements that are not part of the TradingView UI. With the low-level API, you can save and load chart layouts and indicator templates.
This approach does not support saving chart templates. Consider implementing the API handlers instead.
How to implement
To access the chart layout content directly, use the save
and load
methods.
These methods are defined in the IChartingLibraryWidget
interface and allow controlling the widget
object.
// Function to store the chart layout
function storeChartLayout(layout) {
// Implement your logic here
};
const widget = new TradingView.widget(/* Widget properties */);
widget.save((layout) => { storeChartLayout(layout) }); // Save the layout using the save() method
widget.load(storedLayout); // Later in your code, you can load the stored layout
To access the indicator templates, use the createStudyTemplate
and applyStudyTemplate
methods.
Note that you can access these methods through the chart
or activeChart
widget methods.
widget.onChartReady(() => {
const options = { saveSymbol: true, saveInterval: true };
const template = widget.activeChart().createStudyTemplate(options);
widget.activeChart().applyStudyTemplate(template);
});
The content is saved as a JSON object which you can save where you wish. For example, you can embed it in your saved pages or in the user's working area.
Hide save/load layout buttons
You can disable the header_saveload
featureset to hide the built-in Save layout and Load layout buttons from the header toolbar.