no module named 'coinbase'

[acoronado11-work]

Describe the bug

I tried to add my coinbase advanced trade credentials and it keeps saying no module named coinbase. I've confirmed that I've been running the same container each time and I've installed the coinbase module within the containers. Also worth noting I'm able to add coinbase adv trade credentials within the hummingbot terminal but it does not populate over to the dashboard despite reload. Not sure how to remedy.

Steps to reproduce bug

1. Install and run hummingbot using docker
2. Initiate dashboard
3. Attempt to add credentials for coinbase advanced trade
   

[david-hummingbot]

If you're able to connect coinbase in the hummingbot terminal you can copy the connector YAML file into the master_account/connectors folder for dashboard and it should show up in the Portfolio page.

[timoklein79]

Hi,
as I am facing the same issue and don't get the hint, can you please briefly explain.

First, with docker, is there a need to initiate and install the coinbase module seperately ?
Second, with terminal, is it meant to use the stand alone client and paste this YAML file to dashboard ?

And by the way, stand alone connection is working properly, only dashboard doesn't do what it should :-/

Looking forward for your support, appreciate.

[acoronado11-work]

If you want to use the dashboard, you will have to copy the yml from the backend API for Coinbase into the dashboard container. I would not recommend this though as I’ve found several different connection issues with the dashboard. Yes technically I believe the dashboard just pastes the YAML from the standalone terminal into the ui but I’ve found the standalone to have more customization and it’s easier to monitor trading on there

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[leftspin]

Hi, I’m new to all this. Are you saying if I want to use Coinbase that I shouldn’t use the dashboard version and instead just use the normal hummingbot that’s not installed using the docker containers?

[rapcmia]

I would suggest to use the standalone hummingbot client either source or docker should work ok for Coinbase. However for dashboard, there's are compatibility issues with the dependency we use for the hummingbot lib so we cant use it for now.

https://hummingbot.org/installation/docker/