Wickra X-RaySee what only Wickra computes.

The spec is JSON, not code ​

An XraySpec names the symbol and the panels to build — each with its own binning (price_bin, bucket_ms). The core folds the recorded dataset into a frame of render data-models.

{
  "dataset_ref": "m",
  "symbol": "BTCUSDT",
  "panels": [
    { "kind": "footprint", "price_bin": 1.0, "bucket_ms": 60000 },
    { "kind": "book_heatmap", "price_bin": 1.0, "bucket_ms": 60000 },
    { "kind": "liquidation_map", "price_bin": 1.0, "bucket_ms": 60000 },
    { "kind": "funding_oi_divergence", "bucket_ms": 60000 }
  ]
}

Because the spec is data, the same frame crosses the C ABI and WASM unchanged, and comes back byte-for-byte in every language.

Install ​

The same explorer from every language — native Rust, Python, Node.js and WASM, plus a C ABI for C, C++, C#, Go, Java and R.

pip install wickra-xray

Load a dataset, build a frame ​

Build an X-ray from a spec, load a recorded dataset, then pull the frame. The command API returns the same bytes in every binding — the web renderer (Vue + Canvas) is just another consumer of these frames.

import json
from wickra_xray import Xray

spec = json.dumps({
    "dataset_ref": "m",
    "symbol": "BTCUSDT",
    "panels": [{"kind": "footprint", "price_bin": 1.0, "bucket_ms": 60000}],
})

xray = Xray(spec)
xray.command(json.dumps({"cmd": "load", "dataset": dataset}))
frame = json.loads(xray.command(json.dumps({"cmd": "frame"})))
print(len(frame["panels"]), "panels")

Built on the Wickra core ​

Wickra X-Ray is part of the Wickra ecosystem. Its panels are computed from the same typed microstructure feeds that wickra-core and wickra-exchange produce, so an X-ray shows exactly the numbers a backtest or a live chart would see.

Wickra X-Ray is a software library, not a trading system, and gives no financial advice — use at your own risk.