modify_order: Function to modify an exiting order.
In prodipta/kiteconnect3: Connect to Zerodha Kite Connect API version 3

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Function to modify an exiting order with specified details.

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modify_order(object, variety, order_id, parent_order_id = NULL,
  quantity = NULL, price = NULL, order_type = NULL,
  trigger_price = NULL, validity = NULL, disclosed_quantity = NULL)

`object`	An object of type kite connect with valid api_key and access_token.
`variety`	Order variety, e.g. regular, bo, co or amo.
`order_id`	Order ID for the order to modify.
`parent_order_id`	Required for bracket orders (cannot be modified).
`quantity`	New quantity.
`price`	New Price (e.g. for limit orders).
`order_type`	Order type, e.g. MARKET, LIMIT, SL or SL-M.
`trigger_price`	Trigger price if required (e.g. for stop loss orders).
`validity`	Validity period of the order (DAY/IOC).
`disclosed_quantity`	Quantity to disclosed publicly.

This function sends a modification request for an existing order, assuming it is not already executed. Please note: not all parameters are relevant for all types of orders. No error checks is carried out, It is left to the function calling this method to carry out necessary error checks.If successful, this will return the order ID (should be same as the one passed). A successfully placed request does not mean it is a valid order, and orders with erroneous user input can be immedeately cancelled. Therefore it is good practice to check the order details once an order ID is received from this call.

Returns an order ID (string), if successful.

order_history

place_order

cancel_order

prodipta/kiteconnect3 documentation built on Sept. 24, 2020, 8:30 a.m.