> MQLArticles is not a single library: it's an ecosystem of ~13 independent modules (several used in production within the TSN ecosystem). Each folder in the table below is its own library, with its own detailed README inside the folder — this section only summarizes what each one solves.
| Module | What it solves |
|--------|--------------|
| **[RM](./RM/README.md)** | Risk management: lot size calculation, dynamic SL/TP, OCO orders, max loss/profit limits with automatic position closing. |
| **[PosMgmt](./PosMgmt/README.md)** | Open position management: breakeven (by fixed points, ATR or RRR), partial closes by volume, and partial closes conditioned on indicators (RSI, etc.). |
| **[Strategy](./Strategy/README.md)** | Framework for building EAs by composition: chainable entry filters (RSI, Stochastic, Bands, SuperTrend...), a text-based logic rule engine, and time filters (day/year). |
| **[Utils](./Utils/README.md)** | Core of cross-cutting utilities used by the rest of the ecosystem — see submodules below. |
|[Utils/FA](./Utils/FA/README.md) | Shared base classes: ATR, pointer auto-cleanup, bar control, simple logging, diffs, sorting. |
| [Utils/LogFile](./Utils/LogFile/README.md) | File logging system with parsing and configurable levels. |
| [Utils/SetFiles](./Utils/SetFiles/README.md) | Programmatic generation and editing of .set files (EA parameters). |
| **[IndicatorsCts](./IndicatorsCts/README.md)** | Generic wrapper for consuming technical indicators with a reusable instance pool. |
| **[Ob](./Ob/README.md)** | Order Blocks indicator + example EAs that consume it (published articles). |
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| **[Examples](./Examples)** | Working EAs/scripts that put the libraries above into practice (breakeven panel, risk management panel, lot size / SL test scripts). |
| **[MqlCompilerBugs](./MqlCompilerBugs)** | Minimal reproductions of MQL5 compiler bugs found while building this ecosystem, each with its own README. |
| **[Sets](./Sets)** | `.set` preset files used by published articles (currently the partial-close article, #19682). |
| **[Defines](./Defines)** | Notes on optional `#define`s to enable extra logging/strictness in specific classes across the repo. |
> Code snippets for each module (with real usage examples) now live in that folder's own README — this root README is the ecosystem map, not the class catalog.
- Using the `tsndep` command requires the `tsndep` package (available on [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/tsndep)). This command automatically downloads all dependencies and installs every requirement from the repositories.
- If any part of the system is private, the install will fail. Contact me so I can grant you access (if it's a product, you can purchase it; if you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out). Check the dependencies.json file for more info.
